Closed xantari closed 9 months ago
updated original issue with more info...
@xantari try setting patch_pwsh_bleed
to true in your configuration. It has a bug they aren't resolving anytime soon.
@JanDeDobbeleer Thanks! That fixed it. I would have never found that setting myself 👏
I have the same issue using bash
. Is there an equivalent configuration option to patch_pwsh_bleed
I can set to work around the issue?
@dhay no, there were no reports yet of seeing this on bash. Can you share a screenshot of what you see? Because it's strange this happens in bash tbh.
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What happened?
Attached is a very minimally modified version of the Atomic oh my posh theme. Using CaskaydiaCove Nerd Font Mono in vscode and Windows Terminal.
Oh my posh is being globally created by using profile.ps1 placed into $PSHOME\Profile.ps1 folder:
atomic.omp.json
Using Oh my posh 18.26.1
As you can see from the above screenshot, when you go into a very long path where the left segments collide with the right segments the color seems to glitch out. In the examble above the blue continues even though it should have ended. I have also seen it where the powerline "green" seems to continue on.
Expected behavior: The segment should have ended and that area should have been black.
Theme
Modified version of atomic
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Windows
Which shell are you using?
powershell
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