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zsh force silence on "ls --hide"

I recently switched to zsh. In bash, when I use "ls --hide=*.pyc" in a file with no .pyc files, ls works as expected. In zsh, "ls --hide=*.pyc" works when the directory contains .pyc files, but fails with zsh: no matches found: --hide=*.pyc when no matches are found.

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Guest [Entry]

Try doing unsetopt nomatch.