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zsh: Start an interactive shell session in verbose mode, printing each command before executing it.
$ zsh --verbose
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The "zsh --verbose" command is used to start the Zsh shell with verbose mode enabled.
When Zsh is started with the "--verbose" flag, it displays detailed information about its execution process. This can be particularly helpful for troubleshooting and understanding the inner workings of Zsh.
In verbose mode, Zsh provides additional output, such as the commands it is executing, the files it is reading, the functions it is loading, and other relevant details. This can be useful for debugging scripts or identifying potential issues in Zsh configuration files.
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