Closed mloskot closed 1 year ago
Not natively I think. But via a plugin that does what the git-prompt.sh shell function responsible for that segment does and outputs it appropriately it should be doable; more info in the -module
option docs about unrecognized modules.
Thanks for the directions. If I come up with anything on my end, I'll share it. I think this can be close as answered now.
I used to use git-prompt.sh which displays name of remote for tracking branch in Git Bash prompt, like so:
I am failing to find out how to achieve the same with the awesome powerline-go (Thanks!). Is it possible?
p.s. Since the Discussions are not enabled, I've taken the liberty to ask question via Issues. I hope it's OK.