bash-preexec arms its DEBUG trap from __bp_interactive_mode at the end of
PROMPT_COMMAND, but its lazy installer runs mid-way through the first prompt
because zoxide and ghostty append their hooks after it. Those hooks disarm the
trap again, so the first interactive command of every session never reached
preexec and atuin silently dropped it.
Arm from PS0 instead, which is expanded once per interactive command before the
DEBUG trap and is therefore independent of PROMPT_COMMAND ordering.
Also guard the script against running twice: it is installed as both
loginShellInit and interactiveShellInit, and /etc/profile sources /etc/bashrc,
which registered starship's precmd/preexec hooks twice in every login shell.
Eagerly calling __bp_install at source time made bash-preexec install
before starship/atuin/zoxide/ghostty modified PROMPT_COMMAND, so their
hooks landed after __bp_interactive_mode. bash-preexec then never marked
typed commands as interactive and skipped preexec_functions, so atuin's
__atuin_preexec never fired and history stopped recording
(ATUIN_PREEXEC_BACKEND stuck at "<shlvl>:none").
Remove the eager __bp_install and the manual PROMPT_COMMAND/array wiring
for starship, atuin and zoxide; each tool registers with bash-preexec
itself, and deferred install on the first prompt keeps
__bp_interactive_mode last (verified against bash-preexec 0.6.0).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
