Closed hennievn closed 1 year ago
@hennievn latest Windows Terminal preview, running latest oh-my-posh:
iTerm2 on macOS:
This is a terminal bug/renderer/configuration issue.
Yes, after seeing your comment I cycled through a few Powershell Color schemes. This did not fix the issue, but then after closing and re-opening Powershell the issue was fixed. Looks like a pwshl color scheme configuration that went haywire.
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What happened?
oh-my-posh 17.0 - 17.3.0 The leading and trailing diamonds (using either diamond, or powerline styles) appears to take background color, instead of foreground color. Using the <#xxxxx>/uabcd style to specify forground color and specifyig the diamond symbol directly do not solve this.
I do not see this issue on Debian/GNOME Terminal/bash, only on Powershell/Windows 10. I am using a Preview version of Powershell, V 1.18.1462.0
My theme is based on kushal.omp.json, which is distributed with oh-my-posh. Using the stock kushal theme shows the same issue.
Theme
oh-my-posh 17.3.0
Theme: kushal
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Windows
Which shell are you using?
powershell
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