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I have tried the solutions suggested here but none worked.

The issue is easily reproducible, just run :ter source ~/.zshrc

No special requirements for .zsrch and the .vimrc files, they can be empty (but I tried to add set shell=zsh and set shell=zsh\ -i in the .vimrc as suggested in the link I posted).

However, if you run :ter, wait for the terminal to open, and then run source ~/.zshrc from the terminal buffer everything works fine.

I am running on Mac OS X Ventura and I tried with both the shipped Vim 9.0 and MacVim.

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The word source is not an external command; it is a shell builtin. Running :terminal source file attempts to find a program source in $PATH and give it the argument file.

If your $SHELL is zsh, there should be no need to manually source ~/.zshrc after a bare :terminal unless you have modified it in the meantime: $ZDOTDIR/.zshrc (default if unset: $HOME) is read as long as the shell is interactive.

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