Open samjhecht opened 1 year ago
Ahh! So when you run shell mode it edits the PS1
variable, which is what sets the command prompt. If you do source .zshrc
then that resets the prompt. So basically you would have to exit and restart butterfish shell
after sourcing the shell profile. After a bunch of trying I haven't been able to find a better way to add the emoji. The reason I can't only add it at the Butterfish layer is that zsh itself does calculation based on the width of the prompt.
A potential workaround is that you could turn off the prompt editing in butterfish shell, and then set it yourself when you start it, but the idea is for it to work automatically without you having to change your own config.
Super open to ideas here
I started the butterfish shell and the little fish shows up. then i went to add some aliases in my zshrc related to butterfish and the fish goes away after source ~/.zshrc. does the presence of the fish emoji or its absence indicate the state of the wrapper?