Answer by exic for Change the output format of zsh's time
Another option is to disable the builtin command and use the time binary provided by your operating system.I have the following in my .zshrc:disable -r time # disable shell reserved wordalias...
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Just a small precision regarding Dennis Williamson's very useful answer (the "fairly close" part): bash's built-in time outputs to stderr, while zsh's outputs to stdout. This command can illustrate the...
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This is fairly close:$ TIMEFMT=$'\nreal\t%*E\nuser\t%*U\nsys\t%*S'$ time sleep 1real 1.01suser 0.00ssys 0.00s
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I've just switched to zsh. However, I really don't like how the time builtin command also outputs the command that it's timing. I much prefer the bash style output. Anyone know how to switch it...
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