- Clean up README formatting.
- Move all configuration documentation from functions into the README.
- Add missing documentation for a bunch of other options.
Fixes#337
* Add FNM as an alternative to NVM
* Made the __bobthefish_prompt_nvm generic for nvm and fnm
* Hide errors on node_manager current
* Check for color_nvm and set color_node based on that
* Make main behave like master branch
* Check list of default git branches
* Use new theme var with better name
* Update documentation around git default branch names
* Tracks the session expiration information and adds this to
the segment as well (if available - which it should be).
* Using basic blue/white colours at the moment.
* Added doco including link to AWS Vault repo.
Invoking the `kubectl` command can be expensive, and since there's not a
lot of time to play with when rendering the prompt without it feeling
slugging, make the namespace fetching optional.
It turns out lots of people have a default kube context because they used Google Cloud SDK or something once. It doesn't really hurt to leave it there, but showing all these (reeeallllly long) kube context segments is confusing people.
If you really want to show your kube context, set `theme_display_k8s_context` to `yes`.
See #141, #147, #153, etc.
- Improve performance significantly in the base case (i.e. when git or something isn't slowing it down anyway).
- Make `bobthefish_display_colors` a non-underscore function. It's meant for public use :)
- Support previewing _different_ color schemes via `bobthefish_display_colors`. Pass a color scheme name, or `--all` to preview everything.
- Make color overrides a bit fishier: use a `bobthefish_colors` function to override color schemes, rather than declaring a whole pile of variables.
- Add support for a base color scheme in `bobthefish_colors`, in case you don't want to override everything.
- Add a deprecation notice with upgrade instructions for users with old-style custom color schemes.
This gets suuuuper slow for big repos. Support disabling it globally, via `theme_display_git_dirty`, or per-repo, using the `bash.showDirtyState` git config.
- realpath isn't necessary for $PWD
- match subdirectories of all ignore paths (otherwise the vcs segment is missing for the directory itself, but shows in subdirectories, which is weird)
- check whether $theme_vsc_ignore_paths is set to save a command substitution
Per bobthecow:
"In keeping with bobthefish's goal to be opinionated but flexible,
let's do this with one option, not three. I'm leaning toward:
set -g theme_cursor_on_new_line yes
Then:
Always show the arrow at the end of the first line
Always show a minimalist arrow at the start of the next line"
