Loving pywal, but I've noticed one problem in using it. When I run it with the -i switch and the file to be used to generate the color palette, an xterm command sequence is sent to output rather than used to change the appropriate setting. In my case the sequence that is printed is ESC]708;#0f040eESC\, which according to the linked RXVT Reference, is a command that changes the border color to #0f040e.
I am currently running Bash 4.4.20(1) and Ubuntu 18.04.6. I also have Posh-Git installed and configured according to the installation instructions in my .bashrc.
Finally, here is a screenshot showcasing the error:
Hi there,
Loving pywal, but I've noticed one problem in using it. When I run it with the -i switch and the file to be used to generate the color palette, an xterm command sequence is sent to output rather than used to change the appropriate setting. In my case the sequence that is printed is ESC]708;#0f040eESC\, which according to the linked RXVT Reference, is a command that changes the border color to #0f040e.
I am currently running Bash 4.4.20(1) and Ubuntu 18.04.6. I also have Posh-Git installed and configured according to the installation instructions in my .bashrc.
Finally, here is a screenshot showcasing the error: