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Signed-off-by: Mikhail S. Pobolovets <styx.mp@gmail.com>

Previously, spaces in the path would result in wto separate errouneous
paths being parsed. This fixes that issue.

This reverts commit 1493d88e, made
to put a deprecated notice on rails3 and rails4 plugins, so that
users would migrate to the unified rails plugin.

It's been 1.5 years since that, so everyone should be migrated to
the good one.

gaa was brought back by popular demand — see #3535
gap was replaced with gapa — see #3682
gdc was replaced with gdca — see #3977

  The command 'which' launches an external process that isn't
  really necessary.

also allow multiple arguments for ggp and ggl aliases

Signed-off-by: Mikhail S. Pobolovets <styx.mp@gmail.com>

Some minor changes to the aliases.
* removed php artisan dump-autoload since is no longer a command in laravel 5
* updated the la5routes alias to the new version of the command
* added a la5vendor alias to publish assets from vendor packages

Corrected documentation to avoid confusion (see https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/issues/3796)

Fixed error with spaces in commands

Without this change, whether a function can invoke 'subl' depends on the order in which modules are loaded. With this change, the order doesn't matter.

zsh resolves aliases at parse time not run time, which means if you invoke an alias from a function, the alias must be defined before the function.

See http://stackoverflow.com/a/25532276/893113 which refers to an explanation of this limitation.

For code which may be used non-interactively, the recommend workaround is to use functions instead of aliases.

This Change remove the .zsh on the plugin activate example, cause with the .zsh at the end the plugin won't be activated

because it leaked, and led to #3991

because git rm will fail when no files were deleted

due to issues like #3962
until a proper plugin-loading system is implemented

by popular demand, see #3972

Disable globbing when executing `zeus rake` aliases to enable use of square brackets without escaping