I use ZSH with Oh My Zsh and I am trying to define a function called git, as such:function git() { echo I'm happy because I am executed! }I have placed the function definition in $ZSH/custom/general.zsh.Everything else in this file works (I have a bunch of aliases there) except this function.Running which git outputs:git () {    case $1 in        (commit|blame|add|log|rebase|merge) exec_scmb_expand_args $_git_cmd $@ ;;        (checkout|diff|rm|reset) exec_scmb_expand_args --relative $_git_cmd $@ ;;        (branch) _scmb_git_branch_shortcuts ${@:2} ;;        (*) $_git_cmd $@ ;;    esac}Removing git from plugins=( ... ) didn't work. Trying to find this function in Oh My Zsh yielded no results. I read the source code of oh-my-zsh.sh, and it seems the custom directory is loaded after all of OMZ's files, so it didn't make any sense to me, that when I placed my function at the bottom of .zshrc it worked.Any Ideas on how to keep the function in the custom folder? I would like to keep things organized. 
Oh-My-Zsh overriding my function?
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You probably installed scm_breeze, and my theory is that in your .zshrc the sourcing of scm_breeze.sh is preceeded by oh-my-zsh.sh. And if you put your git function definition at the very end of .zshrc, then you probably exceed the scm_breeze.sh, so that's the reason why it works. Try to move the line that sources oh-my-zsh.sh to the very end of your .zshrc or at least in a position where it exceeds the sourcing of scm_breeze.sh. Restart zsh and see if it works.(alternatively you can remove scm_breeze.sh completely)If it still doesn't work, then back up your .zshrc and all your oh-my-zsh stuffs, then create an empty .zshrc, delete and reinstall oh-my-zsh with  curl -L https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/raw/master/tools/install.sh | sh and then put function git() { echo I'm happy because I am executed! } in $ZSH/custom/general.zs, I have tested this, it worked for me. After that you can gradually reapply your former settings, step-by-step checking what exactly breaks your configuration.