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Windows Terminal running v3 in a v2 cmdlet. #373

Closed awguitar86 closed 3 years ago

awguitar86 commented 3 years ago

Prerequisites

Description

I'm trying to get the v3 working on my Windows Terminal. I've walked through all the steps I could find to install it and upgrade it, but every time I start up my windows terminal it doesn't grab the theme I've set it to, and it says,

"It seems you're using an oh-my-posh V2 cmdlet while running V3. To migrate your current setup to V3, have a look the documentation."

I've gone over the documentation multiple times, but I'm not sure how to get v3 fully integrated, and to stop using a V2 cmdlet.

Environment

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Download Windows Terminal
  2. Download PowerShell 7
  3. Install posh-git
  4. Install oh-my-posh
  5. Upgrade oh-my-posh with "Update-Module -Name oh-my-posh -AllowPrerelease -Scope CurrentUser"
  6. Add these lines to the $PROFILE: "Import-Module posh-git" "Import-Module oh-my-posh" "Set-Theme Operator"
  7. Open Windows Terminal

Expected behavior: Expected to have Windows Terminal running oh-my-posh v3 and see the new themes, and new way of making updates and customizing the oh-my-posh.

Actual behavior: When terminal opens up the message in the terminal says, "It seems you're using an oh-my-posh V2 cmdlet while running V3. To migrate your current setup to V3, have a look the documentation." And the Theme is not being used.

JanDeDobbeleer commented 3 years ago

You're using V3, that's the good part. The only problem is that you got the cmdlet wrong, can you dump that part of your $PROFILE here?

From your comment it seems you're using Set-Theme which is renamed to Set-PoshPrompt in V3.

awguitar86 commented 3 years ago

This is all I have in my $PROFILE

Import-Module posh-git Import-Module oh-my-posh Set-Theme Operator

So instead of using Set-Theme in the profile, should I use Set-PoshPrompt? Because when I do Set-PoshPrompt in PowerShell it doesn't set anything in the profile.

JanDeDobbeleer commented 3 years ago

So instead of using Set-Theme in the profile, should I use Set-PoshPrompt?

@awguitar86 yes. Although operator isn't available in V3, but it should fallback to a prompt nonetheless.

awguitar86 commented 3 years ago

That worked! Thank you!

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