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.
Followed established pattern for chruby and rbenv, adding the ruby
version number from asdf to the ruby prompt, only when the local
ruby version differs from the system ruby.
Note that asdf tracks its versions in a dot file (.tool-versions) so
the concept of what is global/system vs what is local simply depends
upon what file asdf is using to determine the correct version.
Fortunately, asdf reports the .tool-versions file when querying for
the current version.
The downside to this is that correct behavior of this patch will
depend upon the format asdf uses for their provenance string.
See https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf for details about asdf
- Include glyphs for all the glyphy segments
- Make segment display names consistent with variable names
- Add virtualgo segment
- Update user@hostname segment to match current style
- Use a virtualgo color variable, even though it's the same as virtualenv.
- Switch to a cleaner nerd fonts go glyph.
- Add a non-nerd fonts go glyph (empty for now, but TBD if this changes).
