Does this theme also manage the colors of files and directories from ls -G?

[amelio-vazquez-reina]

When I run ls -G (enable colorized output in ls) I see files and folders with different colors.

Does this theme (or for that matter Oh-my-zsh) manage those colors? Or does it only govern e.g. the prompt?

It is my understanding that the LS_COLORS variable is responsible for those colors, but I'm not sure if oh-my-zsh or this theme specifically already customize this variable.

[romkatv]

Does this theme also manage the colors of files and directories from ls -G?

No.

or for that matter Oh-my-zsh

Oh My Zsh does set LS_COLOR. See https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/blob/master/lib/theme-and-appearance.zsh. All files under lib get sourced when your source $ZSH/oh-my-zsh.sh. You can disable it with DISABLE_LS_COLORS=true.

[amelio-vazquez-reina]

Thanks @romkatv ! And do you know if themes in general (not necessarily powerlevel9k) may manage that variable? Or is this something relatively universal (oh-my-zsh themes are not meant to manage that variable)

[romkatv]

And do you know if themes in general (not necessarily powerlevel9k) may manage that variable?

Yes, some themes do. See https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/search?q=LS_COLORS&unscoped_q=LS_COLORS.

[amelio-vazquez-reina]

Awesome. Thanks @romkatv !