Closed youk closed 9 months ago
youk
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9 months ago I dug into the documentation and the behavior looks like that of a transient prompt. I checked the init script in use and it unconditionally sets $env.TRANSIENT_PROMPT_COMMAND (by if "true" == "true"). From what I am reading in Transient prompt this should be theme-dependent, no?
JanDeDobbeleer
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9 months ago @youk that's set when there's a transient prompt in the configuration, if I use the theme you use, this is what the script looks like:
$ oh-my-posh init nu --print --config /Users/JDedob/homebrew/opt/oh-my-posh/themes/takuya.omp.json$env.config = ($env.config | upsert render_right_prompt_on_last_line true)
$env.POWERLINE_COMMAND = 'oh-my-posh'
$env.POSH_THEME = "/Users/JDedob/homebrew/opt/oh-my-posh/themes/takuya.omp.json"
$env.PROMPT_INDICATOR = ""
$env.POSH_PID = (random uuid)
$env.POSH_SHELL_VERSION = (version | get version)
def posh_cmd_duration [] {
# We have to do this because the initial value of `$env.CMD_DURATION_MS` is always `0823`,
# which is an official setting.
# See https://github.com/nushell/nushell/discussions/6402#discussioncomment-3466687.
if $env.CMD_DURATION_MS == "0823" { 0 } else { $env.CMD_DURATION_MS }
}
def posh_width [] {
(term size).columns | into string
}
# PROMPTS
$env.PROMPT_MULTILINE_INDICATOR = (^"/Users/JDedob/homebrew/bin/oh-my-posh" print secondary $"--config=($env.POSH_THEME)" --shell=nu $"--shell-version=($env.POSH_SHELL_VERSION)")
$env.PROMPT_COMMAND = { ||
# hack to set the cursor line to 1 when the user clears the screen
# this obviously isn't bulletproof, but it's a start
let clear = (history | last 1 | get 0.command) == "clear"
^"/Users/JDedob/homebrew/bin/oh-my-posh" print primary $"--config=($env.POSH_THEME)" --shell=nu $"--shell-version=($env.POSH_SHELL_VERSION)" $"--execution-time=(posh_cmd_duration)" $"--status=($env.LAST_EXIT_CODE)" $"--terminal-width=(posh_width)" $"--cleared=($clear)"
}
$env.PROMPT_COMMAND_RIGHT = { ||
^"/Users/JDedob/homebrew/bin/oh-my-posh" print right $"--config=($env.POSH_THEME)" --shell=nu $"--shell-version=($env.POSH_SHELL_VERSION)" $"--execution-time=(posh_cmd_duration)" $"--status=($env.LAST_EXIT_CODE)" $"--terminal-width=(posh_width)"
}
if "false" == "true" {
$env.TRANSIENT_PROMPT_COMMAND = { ||
^"/Users/JDedob/homebrew/bin/oh-my-posh" print transient $"--config=($env.POSH_THEME)" --shell=nu $"--shell-version=($env.POSH_SHELL_VERSION)" $"--execution-time=(posh_cmd_duration)" $"--status=($env.LAST_EXIT_CODE)" $"--terminal-width=(posh_width)"
}
}
if "false" == "true" {
echo ""
}You can see this isn't activated. The only way it can "stay" activated, is when you initialise with the default config, or one that also has a transient prompt, and then set a configuration without one as those functions are still set. That will also result in the prompt you see, as that's the default transient prompt.
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What happened?
When superseded, two-line prompt loses its styling. For example, this is what happens upon entering
pwdcommand:The same themes work fine with PowerShell:
Theme
Happens with any theme having two-line prompt, e.g.
takuya.What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Windows
Which shell are you using?
nu
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