Closed LoZeno closed 3 years ago
@LoZeno that first font doesn't contain those characters as it isn't powerline patched. Nothing we can do about that, you need to either switch to Cascadia Code PL (which also doesn't have every glyph used by default, only themes with the minimal
name work 100%) or move to a Nerd Font (which is the best solution as it's designed around the availability of glyphs for context).
@JanDeDobbeleer I got to the Fonts page of the documentation only after submitting the issue, my bad.
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guideDescription
On a fresh install of oh-my-posh, both using the Powershell method and the scoop method, and on both Powershell and Powershell code, on any theme available many characters used by the themes are replaced by the "undefined character" glyph.
Here's an example of 'Get-PoshThemes' on Powershell, with Cascadia Mono as the font:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3267561/124249336-aee86d80-db1b-11eb-84df-4468aa8e4991.png)
Here's an example of 'Get-PoshThemes' on Powershell Core, with Fira Code as the font:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3267561/124249516-de977580-db1b-11eb-9f70-a4f82b9666d9.png)
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Expected behavior: The prompts should render all the characters and glyphs correctly
Actual behavior: Many characters and glyphs are not rendered.