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On opening the terminal, a mkdir process is killed.
Other processes are also immediately killed, including mkdirs.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.0
Look in the Terminal Preferences, General and your default profile (shell tab).
Look to see if some command is set to run at startup.
If there isn't anything set there, it might be in your .zshrc file (or one of the other config files).
Yeah unfortunately nothing weird on startup and nothing strange in the .zprofile. There is no .zshrc file, config files seem okay.
It kills all mkdir processes.
on terminal open, mkdir is killed - zsh kill comes up after mkdir commands
