Closed CAESIUS-TIM closed 5 months ago
@CAESIUS-TIM had a quick look, doesn't seems like something I can solve on my end. Seems like the extended code points aren't loaded into the font which is an issue in the underlying library. As I don't feel like tumbling down that rabbit hole, I'm leaving this one up for grab for adventurers.
It would be nice if the config export image
just used your terminal font, this would also fix the missing gliphs
@alex180500 that information isn't available for oh-my-posh. There's no API for those things.
this would also fix the missing gliphs
The included font has those glyphs, it's the drawing or font lib that doesn't render these correctly. So even if, this wouldn't solve that.
I thought it was a problem due to an outdated default font (because the glyphs changed with nerd font 3.0.0)
No, it has a V3 font included, the new glyph range is what's causing issues.
Also I just noticed that (version 19.17.0) a lot of flags do not work anymore:
oh-my-posh config export image --author alex180500 --cursor-padding 50
Leads to
Error: unknown flag: --cursor-padding
Usage:
oh-my-posh config export image [flags]
Flags:
--author string config author
--background-color string image background color
-h, --help help for image
-o, --output string image file (.png) to export to
Global Flags:
-c, --config string config file path
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What happened?
The character
nf-md-warehouse
/\udb83\udf81
/ isn't rendered correctly.https://www.nerdfonts.com/cheat-sheet
Export
Command:
oh-my-posh config export image --cursor-padding 50
(the char is aftermaster
)Screenshot
Theme
git part
entire
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Windows
Which shell are you using?
powershell
Log output