Up until now the agnoster theme with enabled inline git branch display did not work properly for bare repos.
This was caused by `git rev-parse --show-toplevel` returning empty string for bare repos. In that case it now uses the git directory as root.
Your bare repo should be displayed properly (although you usually won't really navigate through a bare git repo, this is nice to have.
The agnoster theme now supports:
* Setting color for all kinds of elements, by setting an appropiate config variable to the color name in your zshrc
Example: AGNOSTER_GIT_DIRTY_BG=red # Set the git prompt background color to red for dirty repos
* Allowing to separate the git root and the relative path in your prompt by setting AGNOSTER_GIT_INLINE to 'true'
You will then have a segment for the git root (ie. ~/.oh-my-zsh) followed by the existing git branch segment (ie. master) and
finally the relative directory path (ie. themes)
* By setting AGNOSTER_STATUS_RETVAL_NUMERIC to 'true', The return value in the status prompt will become a number instead of a cross.
Logic error in `history -c` when prompting for confirmation caused history
to be deleted when typing anything but explicitly `n`, `N`, or sending `\n`.
New logic prevents deletion by pressing wrong key and only deletes
history when sending `y` or `Y`.
Co-authored-by: Sargates <nicholas.g.glenn@gmail.com>
lib/termsupport.zsh creates titles for screen which take precedence over
titles set by the screen plugin. Unsetting the title() function within
the screen plugin prevent this "race-condition".
We removed this mitigation in 0c80a063 because of an assumption
that the issue had been fixed, but it looks like zsh < 5.0.6 has
other issues (see #12360), so we need to disable it for real.
Fixes#12360
* feat(terraform): add workspace aliases
* chore: rm aliases in separate pending pr
* docs: show tfiu alias in readme
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Co-authored-by: Robby Russell <robby@planetargon.com>
* A plugin for the Kitty terminal
Provides a handful of useful aliases for anyone working in a Kitty
terminal. In particular, the kssh command is handy for ensuring that
terminfo is set correctly on remote hosts when you ssh to them.
* Guard kitty configuration
We should only load these aliases into a terminal that's identifying
itself as an xterm-kitty terminal. They're not useful in any other
situation.
* Added Support for Tabby in Macos-Plugin
* Update README.md
Added Supported Terminal List
* chore(macos): Update README to link to terminals
Linking to the supported terminals, moving reference to the original author to the Acknowledgements section
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Co-authored-by: Robby Russell <robby@planetargon.com>
