zsh: History is skipping commands and integers+, how to correct this?

Does anyone know what's occurring with zsh below and how to get the same behavior I show with ksh and bash? I'm noticing zsh on MacOS v13.7 is skipping even commands numbers in its history output, while ksh and bash behave as expected. zsh history count is also wrong, it is 6 vs 7 commands. zsh session: $ history 1 history $ ls ... $ history 2 ls $ ls df ls: df: No such file or directory $ history 2 ls 4 ls df $ ls / $ history 2 ls 4 ls df 6 ls / ksh and bash session: $ ksh $ history 1 history $ ls $ history 1 history 2 ls 3 history $ ls df $ history 1 history 2 ls 3 history 4 ls df 5 history $ ls / $ history 1 history 2 ls 3 history 4 ls df 5 history 6 ls / 7 history CONFIGARTION FILES: Keep .common-hist (relavant): export HISTFILE="${HOME}/.${HDIRPRE}-history.d/history-"uname -n"-"id -nu"-"tty|cut -c6-"" .zshrc (relavant): HDIRPRE="zsh" precmd() { setprompt } .kshrc (relavant): HDIRPRE="ksh" function prompt_cd { command 'cd' "$@" && setprompt } alias cd="prompt_cd" .bashrc: HDIRPRE="bash" PROMPT_COMMAND=setprompt I call the function setprompt to configure an xterm or Apple Terminal title bar and prompt by setting ${PS1}. I'm not sure if that's the 'extra' command missing from zsh history. Perhaps it's MacOS related.