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I'm trying to look into this issue, and figured out I would have to debug this function, but I cannot see any effect when changing or even removing that function, and that even after opening a new terminal window! How come? How can a function still be defined if its source no longer exists? Is there some kind of cache I need to clear?










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    I'm trying to look into this issue, and figured out I would have to debug this function, but I cannot see any effect when changing or even removing that function, and that even after opening a new terminal window! How come? How can a function still be defined if its source no longer exists? Is there some kind of cache I need to clear?










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      I'm trying to look into this issue, and figured out I would have to debug this function, but I cannot see any effect when changing or even removing that function, and that even after opening a new terminal window! How come? How can a function still be defined if its source no longer exists? Is there some kind of cache I need to clear?










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      I'm trying to look into this issue, and figured out I would have to debug this function, but I cannot see any effect when changing or even removing that function, and that even after opening a new terminal window! How come? How can a function still be defined if its source no longer exists? Is there some kind of cache I need to clear?







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