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I am using macOS+iTerm+ZSH. I changed my home directory name and name and now I am getting an error looks like down below:



/Users/new_username/.zshrc:source:75: no such file or directory: /Users/old_username/.oh-my-zsh/oh-my-zsh.sh


How can I solve this,



Thank you.










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    I am using macOS+iTerm+ZSH. I changed my home directory name and name and now I am getting an error looks like down below:



    /Users/new_username/.zshrc:source:75: no such file or directory: /Users/old_username/.oh-my-zsh/oh-my-zsh.sh


    How can I solve this,



    Thank you.










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      I am using macOS+iTerm+ZSH. I changed my home directory name and name and now I am getting an error looks like down below:



      /Users/new_username/.zshrc:source:75: no such file or directory: /Users/old_username/.oh-my-zsh/oh-my-zsh.sh


      How can I solve this,



      Thank you.










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      I am using macOS+iTerm+ZSH. I changed my home directory name and name and now I am getting an error looks like down below:



      /Users/new_username/.zshrc:source:75: no such file or directory: /Users/old_username/.oh-my-zsh/oh-my-zsh.sh


      How can I solve this,



      Thank you.







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          Okay, it was a quicky one, sorry it is 3am in here and I am little unconscious.



          So I figured I can still use terminal and there was a file like /Users/new_username/.zshrc and the 4th line of this document was like export ZSH="/Users/old_username/.oh-my-zsh" and after I changed the path, boom, problem solved.



          Hope it will be helpful for someone.






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            Okay, it was a quicky one, sorry it is 3am in here and I am little unconscious.



            So I figured I can still use terminal and there was a file like /Users/new_username/.zshrc and the 4th line of this document was like export ZSH="/Users/old_username/.oh-my-zsh" and after I changed the path, boom, problem solved.



            Hope it will be helpful for someone.






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              Okay, it was a quicky one, sorry it is 3am in here and I am little unconscious.



              So I figured I can still use terminal and there was a file like /Users/new_username/.zshrc and the 4th line of this document was like export ZSH="/Users/old_username/.oh-my-zsh" and after I changed the path, boom, problem solved.



              Hope it will be helpful for someone.






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                Okay, it was a quicky one, sorry it is 3am in here and I am little unconscious.



                So I figured I can still use terminal and there was a file like /Users/new_username/.zshrc and the 4th line of this document was like export ZSH="/Users/old_username/.oh-my-zsh" and after I changed the path, boom, problem solved.



                Hope it will be helpful for someone.






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                Okay, it was a quicky one, sorry it is 3am in here and I am little unconscious.



                So I figured I can still use terminal and there was a file like /Users/new_username/.zshrc and the 4th line of this document was like export ZSH="/Users/old_username/.oh-my-zsh" and after I changed the path, boom, problem solved.



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