This adds to #289 by adding an option to disable the feature, in case a theme is already handling this in some way.
In my custom theme, I was already doing this, but with two additional features:
The last exit code value is displayed in the prompt
$global:LASTEXITCODE is cleared
Displaying the code is very helpful, but the trouble is if you run a powershell cmdlet, LASTEXITCODE doesn't get reset. This means the prompt will constantly show a non-zero exit code (displayed as a red error, in my prompt) until you run a successful executable command.
Unfortunately, clearing LASTEXITCODE is kind of non-standard behaviour so I'd guess it's not good to do this as part of oh-my-posh.
This adds to #289 by adding an option to disable the feature, in case a theme is already handling this in some way.
In my custom theme, I was already doing this, but with two additional features:
$global:LASTEXITCODEis clearedDisplaying the code is very helpful, but the trouble is if you run a powershell cmdlet, LASTEXITCODE doesn't get reset. This means the prompt will constantly show a non-zero exit code (displayed as a red error, in my prompt) until you run a successful executable command.
Unfortunately, clearing LASTEXITCODE is kind of non-standard behaviour so I'd guess it's not good to do this as part of oh-my-posh.