BREAKING CHANGE: For consistency, `ZSH_THEME_RANDOM_QUIET` now needs to
be `true` if you want to silence the "Random theme loaded" message in the
`random` theme.
The wiki specified that 1 or true was valid, while the code just
checked whether it was set to any value. Being more strict makes
sure that we're consistent with the rest of the Settings.
Fixes#10534
Added the red dot (instead of the default `*`) if the branch is dirty.
The bira theme only supported git, now it supports mercurial as well. It
needed ito call `hg_prompt_info` and the `ZSH_THEME_HG_PROMPT_`
variables.
Closes#6631
The pygmalion and pygmalion-virtualenv themes unsafely handle git prompt information
which results in a double evaluation of this information, so a malicious git repository
could trigger a command injection if the user cloned and entered the repository.
A similar method could be used in the refined theme. All themes have been patched against this
vulnerability.
On large mercurial projects, using `hg status` to show dirty prompt
causes significant delay.
This commit checks a local hg config value of `oh-my-zsh.hide-dirty` to
skip dirty check.
Users who wish to skip dirty check can add this to their `.hg/hgrc`
file.
```
[oh-my-zsh]
hide-dirty = 1
```
This config value uses the same naming as ones found for git, in file
lib/git.zsh.
This commit fixes an issue in the gentoo theme introduced in 3bb5e977.
Due to incorrect line width calculations, colors are incorrectly applied
when using tab.
Fixes#9778
Signed-off-by: Thomas De Backer <mosterdt@debacker.me>
- single line
- quite simple by default: user@host:$PWD
- green for local shell as non root
- red for ssh shell as non root
- magenta for root sessions
- prefix with remote address for ssh shells
- prefix to detect docker containers or chroot
- git plugin to display current branch and status
My system doesn't have `perl` in $PATH, so using this theme clutters the
shell output quite a bit.
Turns out, the same thing can be accomplished in pure zsh (with
extendedglob).
Co-Authored-By: Marc Cornellà <marc.cornella@live.com>
`git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree` does not have a different exit
code when not within a work tree; the difference is in the output,
either "true" when in a work tree, or "false" when not.
The if was modified similarly to the check for the hide-status config,
which also parses command output rather than exit code.
Co-authored-by: Kyle Laker <klaker@easydynamics.com>
