Added __git_ps1() from official git repository #4014
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contrib section. https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/contrib/completion/git-prompt.sh Basically, it keeps track of what changes are made in the current git repo (if available) and returns some symbols to put in your prompt (e.g. % if there are untracked files). * In the original version, flags (e.g. SHOWDIRTYSTATE) must be enabled to return symbols described above. Changed to enable these features by default (removed ifs) * Returned symbols can be customized using OMZ default variables (e.g. ZSH_THEME_GIT_PROMPT_STASHED) defined in your theme. Modified original version to support customization
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I don't think we can use this in OMZ, since this new code is GPL, and Oh My Zsh is MIT licensed. These two licenses are not compatible. |
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Indeed they are not. @mbologna can you work on a workaround? |
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Closing this PR, as #4050 solves the problem. |
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I would like to point out that the same file from git repo (which is GNU licensed) is already included in omz: |
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Looks like most of the files in the gitfast plugin are GPL. Their provenance should be checked and the plugin may need to be revised or removed. |
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Mine kept saying, " -bash: __git_ps1: command not found " until I realized that the file " git-prompt.sh " was misspelled. It said " git-promt.sh ". As soon as I changed that everything worked fine. |
From git repository, I added the file:
https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/contrib/completion/git-prompt.sh
which offer the __git_ps1() function to customize the prompt.
Basically, it keeps track of what changes are
made in the current git repo (if available) and
returns some symbols to put in your prompt (e.g. %
if there are untracked files).
must be enabled to return symbols described above.
Changed to enable these features by default (removed if)
variables (e.g. ZSH_THEME_GIT_PROMPT_STASHED) defined in
your theme. I modified __git_ps1() in order to use the symbols you specified in those variables instead of git ones'