There does not appear to be a method to dump the cache of hashed items
system-wide.
What you can do is using an alias/function to install programs, like:
ainst() {
sudo apt-get install $*
type rehash > /dev/null && rehash
}
This would automatically call `rehash` after installing any programs.
** Changed in: zsh (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
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Title:
dpkg/apt-get should automatically update zshs cache
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If there's something that zsh should update in a central cache when a
new command is installed, zsh itself can do this by adding a trigger.
But dpkg should not be updating any zsh caches directly. Reassigning to
zsh.
** Package changed: dpkg (Ubuntu) => zsh (Ubuntu)
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** Changed in: dpkg (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
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