In some zsh setups, when history is disabled, $1 is always empty.
When history is disabled, $1 is always empty, but the command is present in $2 and $3. To get at least some functionality, although commands without aliases expanded are not available now, use $2 when $1 is empty.
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function _auto_notify_track() {
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AUTO_COMMAND="$1"
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# $1 is the string the user typed, but only when history is enabled
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# $2 is a single-line, size-limited version of the command that is always available
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# To still do something useful when history is disabled, although with reduced functionality, fall back to $2 when $1 is empty
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AUTO_COMMAND="${1:-$2}"
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AUTO_COMMAND_FULL="$3"
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AUTO_COMMAND_START="$(date +"%s")"
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}
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