Closed Marc013 closed 2 years ago
@Marc013 please change this to .UserName
, breaking change.
@JanDeDobbeleer,
It's a pity you closed this issue as it's not solved.
Property .Name
was showing the name of the subscription not the name of the user (this is indeed .UserName
).
I use property .Name
as I have many subscriptions and want to make clear what subscription is currently active within the active context.
It would be great if you fixed this issue.
Apologies, deeply ashamed I am 😳 I have a subscription which matches my user account very closely, hence my confusion. This issue is solved.
@Marc013 I did notice an issue with the mapping so I'm fixing that. Will be a breaking change but a needed one.
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What happened?
After updating oh-my-posh to version 6.48.0 the name of the subscription is no longer displayed. Instead error unable to create text based on template is shown. This applies to pwsh and Azure CLI
Theme
I'm using my own custom theme. Az segment I defined:
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Windows
Which shell are you using?
powershell
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