Mood Shell v0.6.0
Mood Shell 0.6.0 adds gprom to the opt-in Git shortcut set on Zsh, Bash, and PowerShell 7.
gprom runs git pull --rebase origin <main-branch>. It resolves the branch when invoked, preferring a valid local origin/HEAD, then common names including main and master. Missing repository, origin, or branch metadata stops the shortcut before a pull. Extra arguments such as --autostash are forwarded literally. A pull fetches and rebases the current branch using normal Git behavior.
Keep --shortcuts git in your existing init line and open a new shell after upgrading. Existing gprom aliases, functions, and executables are preserved. moodsh shortcuts git shows all 26 shortcuts.
PowerShell shortcuts raise a terminating error on Git failure and preserve $LASTEXITCODE; scripts that handle Git exit codes themselves should invoke git directly. Git is installed separately. No new Rust dependencies, configuration changes, or per-prompt work.
The release includes native Apple Silicon and Intel macOS, x64 Linux, and x64 Windows binaries with SHA-256 checksums. Rust is not required. Prompt themes, colors, layouts, and Tab completion remain compatible.