timewarrior segment not showing

[losdmi]

Hi! I use default config from configure command and there is no segment with timewarrior showing, only taskwarrior is shown. How to fix this? I use macos and timewarrior is installed via brew

[romkatv]

What do you expect to see?

[losdmi]

I dont know to be honest. Just expected something about time that I am tracking now or some marker that time is tracking, but there is nothing. How this segment should look and on what conditions?

[romkatv]

This segment is supposed to show something when time tracking is enabled. Let's figure out why it does not work for you. Please enable time tracking and run the following command (including the parentheses):

(
  eval "$__p9k_intro"
  set -x
  : $commands[timew]
  typeset -pm 'TIMEWARRIORDB|XDG_DATA_HOME|_p9k_timewarrior*|_POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR*'
  prompt_timewarrior
)

[losdmi]

+-zsh:10> : /opt/homebrew/bin/timew
+-zsh:11> typeset -pm 'TIMEWARRIORDB|XDG_DATA_HOME|_p9k_timewarrior*|_POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR*'
typeset _POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR_FOREGROUND=255
typeset -i _p9k_timewarrior_file_mtime=0
typeset -i _p9k_timewarrior_dir_mtime=0
typeset _p9k_timewarrior_dir=''
typeset _POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR_BACKGROUND=8
typeset _p9k_timewarrior_file_name=''
+-zsh:12> prompt_timewarrior
+prompt_timewarrior:1> local -a stat
+prompt_timewarrior:2> local dir=/Users/losdmi/.timewarrior/data
+prompt_timewarrior:3> [[ /Users/losdmi/.timewarrior/data ==  ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:3> _p9k_timewarrior_clear
+_p9k_timewarrior_clear:1> [[ -z '' ]]
+_p9k_timewarrior_clear:1> return
+prompt_timewarrior:4> [[ -n '' ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:13> [[ ! -d /Users/losdmi/.timewarrior/data ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:14> _p9k_timewarrior_clear
+_p9k_timewarrior_clear:1> [[ -z '' ]]
+_p9k_timewarrior_clear:1> return
+prompt_timewarrior:15> return
+-zsh:7> trap - INT

[losdmi]

after this output i figured out what was wrong, thanks! There was no directory /Users/losdmi/.timewarrior. my version of timewarrior keeps its data in /Users/losdmi/.local/share/timewarrior. So i created symlink

ln -s /Users/losdmi/.local/share/timewarrior /Users/losdmi/.timewarrior

and segment started to show.

Thank you for your help!

[romkatv]

So the command didn't hang?

[losdmi]

No it didnt

[romkatv]

Can you confirm that if you were to run zsh from the same directory where you ran the command, it would have frozen on startup (assuming timewarrior was enabled in .p10k.zsh)?

[losdmi]

I tried it now and nothing's frozen

[romkatv]

Could you undo the filesystem changes, get to the state where running zsh hangs, and then run the command? I'd really like to fix this issue.

[losdmi]

I tried it without filesystem changes - nothing hangs and never hanged before. Could it be because of typeset -g POWERLEVEL9K_INSTANT_PROMPT=quiet ?

[romkatv]

Oh... I've confused this issue with #2598. That must've looked deranged to you 😅

I'll try to figure out where timewarrior is reading stuff and why it's not the place p10k expects.

[feekApp]

Hi,

I stumbled upon a similar issue. My Timewarrior data directory is not located in the default $HOME/.timewarrior directory. I've set a symlink where .timewarrior is pointing to the real Timewarrior Data directory. Timewarrior is working as expected using a symlink for the data directory.

When using a symlink, the Timewarrior segment is not showing (time track is running). When moving the Timewarrior data directory back to .timewarrior (so not using a symlink anymore) the Timewarrior segment is visible again (as expected).

For your information, I'am also using Taskwarrior, also using a symlink to the data directory .task. The Taskwarrior segment is visable, using the symlink!

So it seems like the Timewarrior segment function is no following the symlink.

Below the result of the function:

Result symlink

+-zsh:21> : /opt/homebrew/bin/timew
+-zsh:22> typeset -pm 'TIMEWARRIORDB|XDG_DATA_HOME|_p9k_timewarrior*|_POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR*'
typeset _POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR_CONTENT_EXPANSION='${P9K_CONTENT:0:24}${${P9K_CONTENT:24}:+…}'
typeset _POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR_FOREGROUND=255
typeset -i _p9k_timewarrior_file_mtime=0
typeset -i _p9k_timewarrior_dir_mtime=0
typeset _p9k_timewarrior_dir=''
typeset _POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR_BACKGROUND=8
typeset _p9k_timewarrior_file_name=''
+-zsh:23> prompt_timewarrior
+prompt_timewarrior:1> local dir
+prompt_timewarrior:2> [[ -n '' || -n '' ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:3> dir=/Users/Feek/.local/share/timewarrior
+prompt_timewarrior:4> dir+=/data
+prompt_timewarrior:5> local -a stat
+prompt_timewarrior:6> [[ /Users/Feek/.local/share/timewarrior/data ==  ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:6> _p9k_timewarrior_clear
+_p9k_timewarrior_clear:1> [[ -z '' ]]
+_p9k_timewarrior_clear:1> return
+prompt_timewarrior:7> [[ -n '' ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:16> [[ ! -d /Users/Feek/.local/share/timewarrior/data ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:17> _p9k_timewarrior_clear
+_p9k_timewarrior_clear:1> [[ -z '' ]]
+_p9k_timewarrior_clear:1> return
+prompt_timewarrior:18> return
+-zsh:18> trap - INT

Result real directory

+-zsh:29> : /opt/homebrew/bin/timew
+-zsh:30> typeset -pm 'TIMEWARRIORDB|XDG_DATA_HOME|_p9k_timewarrior*|_POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR*'
typeset _POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR_CONTENT_EXPANSION='${P9K_CONTENT:0:24}${${P9K_CONTENT:24}:+…}'
typeset _POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR_FOREGROUND=255
typeset _p9k_timewarrior_tags='LSA general'
typeset -i _p9k_timewarrior_file_mtime=1714025244
typeset -i _p9k_timewarrior_dir_mtime=1714025244
typeset _p9k_timewarrior_dir=/Users/Feek/.timewarrior/data
typeset _POWERLEVEL9K_TIMEWARRIOR_BACKGROUND=8
typeset _p9k_timewarrior_file_name=/Users/Feek/.timewarrior/data/2024-04.data
+-zsh:31> prompt_timewarrior
+prompt_timewarrior:1> local dir
+prompt_timewarrior:2> [[ -n '' || -n /Users/Feek/.timewarrior ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:4> dir+=/data
+prompt_timewarrior:5> local -a stat
+prompt_timewarrior:6> [[ /Users/Feek/.timewarrior/data == /Users/Feek/.timewarrior/data ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:7> [[ -n /Users/Feek/.timewarrior/data/2024-04.data ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:8> zstat -A stat +mtime -- /Users/Feek/.timewarrior/data /Users/Feek/.timewarrior/data/2024-04.data
+prompt_timewarrior:9> [[ 1714025244 == 1714025244 && 1714025244 == 1714025244 ]]
+prompt_timewarrior:10> ((  1  ))
+prompt_timewarrior:11> _p9k_prompt_segment prompt_timewarrior grey 255 TIMEWARRIOR_ICON 0 '' 'LSA general'
+_p9k_prompt_segment:0> _p9k__prompt_segment prompt_timewarrior grey 255 TIMEWARRIOR_ICON 0 '' 'LSA general'
_p9k_prompt_segment: command not found: _p9k__prompt_segment
+prompt_timewarrior:13> return
+-zsh:26> trap - INT

[feekApp]

Hi,

I'am not an expert in zsh, but when changing the condition for checking the directory in the segment function prompt_timewarrior to (line 5128):

  [[ -n ${dir::=$TIMEWARRIORDB} || -n ${dir::=$(readlink -f ~/.timewarrior)}(#qN/) ]] ||
    dir=${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/timewarrior
  dir+=/data

so reading the real path using readlink the segments works for me again, both using the real directory as well for a symlink.

== Feek

[romkatv]

@feekApp Thanks for the report. Fixed.

[feekApp]

@romkatv Thnx for the quick fix!

I can confirm, the segment is working again as expected!