Fix 'Write-Prompt' to be able use Black as foreground color. #468
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lzybkr
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src/GitPrompt.ps1
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| @@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ if (Get-Module NuGet) { | |||
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| function Write-Prompt($Object, $ForegroundColor = $null, $BackgroundColor = $null) { | |||
| $s = $global:GitPromptSettings | |||
| if ($s -and !$ForegroundColor) { | |||
| if ($s -and $ForegroundColor -eq $null) { | |||
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Good catch! To eliminate a PSScriptAnalyzer warning in VSCode, would you mind changing that ever so slightly to:
if ($s -and ($null -eq $ForegroundColor)) { There was a problem hiding this comment.
Thanks for the info about PSScriptAnalyzer.
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Current implementation replaces 'Black' color with DefaultForegroundColor. This breaks some themes from the oh-my-posh package.