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Vagrant 1.5 introduced Vagrant Share to allow remote access to a Vagrant
environment. This adds support for the `share` and `connect` commands.

Vagrant 1.6 introduces a couple new commands, including the `version` command.
The `version` command shows the currently installed version information and
also checks for new updates available.

This reverts commit baffc3b0.

Replace no unicode glyph on hexa string

RVM plugin - Fixes wrong variable used in 'rb20' function

Added a 'git diff --cached' alias -> 'gdc'

Sublime Text: Harmonize alias with the Sublime Text install instructions

Plugin for Node Version Manager

Fixed opening documentation on Linux (node)

Update bundler.plugin.zsh

Display right prompt in theme chooser

jump plugin: fix autocompletion with single mark

Improve pip plugin options support

Add support for mosh (remote-shell) tab completion.

Fixed comments in zshrc.zsh-template about disabling auto updates.

Added WIP (work in progress) feature to git.plugin

About gf alias

Autocompletion fails if there's only one mark, since the ls command
will not display the parent directory with the trailing colon.
Handling the single mark case separately and validating the symlink
explicitly, resolves the issue.

Previously they did not make sense nor were they accurate.

Added 'reinstall' command to brew completion

added duckduckduck go to the web-search plugin

Create the zcompdump based on version and host

Correct color and font issues on Ubuntu

Support of parallel bundle install

fix typo error in tmux plugin

I didn't found the way to right-align the right prompt
properly.
Signed-off-by: Gaetan Semet <gaetan@xeberon.net>

Add jump plugin, which allows you to easily jump around the file system

Change marks function and remove 'function' keyword as suggested by pielgrzym in https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/pull/2045#issuecomment-22820224

Add _completemarks function as suggested by pielgrzym in https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/pull/2045#issuecomment-22826540

Great addition. Thanks!

The typical command is `subl`, not `st`. Leaving both for backward compatibility.

See http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/osx_command_line.html