Update README.md #138
Update README.md #138
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The original PROMPT example looks weird when outside a git repo. Example: **air~(:|✔) %** This new example makes the prompt look like original zsh when outside a git repo. Example: **seb@air ~ %**
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This has probably been fixed in the currently maintained fork. |
it's not a bug, it's a usage suggestion: git_prompt() {
if git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree >/dev/null 2>&1; then echo '%B%m%~%b'$(git_super_status)' %# '
else echo '%n@%m %1~ %# '
fi
}
PROMPT='$(git_prompt)' |
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Indeed, this would allow to have custom prompts depending on whether the current working directory is within a git repository. A similar check is done in https://github.com/zsh-git-prompt/zsh-git-prompt at gitstatus.sh line 15. So the new version should not appear as |
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Yes a change like that absolutely is required for a prompt changing thing like zsh-git-prompt. It should only do it's stuff when actually inside a repo.
I have a similar slightly shorter version here, I'll post it in a few days when I'm back at work.
@olivierverdier do you think you would merge a PR like this or no time/interest? I do appreciate your work and this repo but it feels very much abandonend currently :-/ What do you think?
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@JOJ0, I think this repo is abandoned. You might have a better chance with https://github.com/zsh-git-prompt/zsh-git-prompt. |
The original PROMPT example looks weird when outside a git repo. Example: air~(:|✔) %
This new example makes the prompt look like original zsh when outside a git repo. Example: seb@air ~ %