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Update FAQ.md to add "omz reload" (#67)
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- Restart the zsh process by running: `exec zsh`.
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- Restart the zsh process by running: `exec zsh`.
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- Execute `omz reload`.
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#### How do I reset the completion cache?
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#### How do I reset the completion cache?
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The completion cache file (also known as zcompdump file) is a cache of the completion functions found when starting the zsh session. This file is written when calling `compinit`, and it is done automatically by Oh My Zsh when starting. It can be found at `$ZSH_COMPDUMP`, usually in your home directory and named `.zcompdump-<host>-<zsh-version>`.
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The completion cache file (also known as zcompdump file) is a cache of the completion functions found when starting the zsh session. This file is written when calling `compinit`, and it is done automatically by Oh My Zsh when starting. It can be found at `$ZSH_COMPDUMP`, usually in your home directory and named `.zcompdump-<host>-<zsh-version>`.
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