Moved git-info right after user@host and moved cursor on a new line #31
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Why did you do it? 1. Moving git-info makes sense because it's a better visual anchor, it's after a fixed width section (user@host) and you don't have to adjust when you change your git project. 2. Putting cursor on a new line also because it's a better anchor (always at the beginning of the line) and because I often find myself not having enough space to see the command properly because the path was to big and the command jumped on 2 lines. What exactly did you do? Changed the order in `prompt_agnoster_main` and added a new `prompt_cursor` function.
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I really like the option of having the cursor on a new line. 👍 |
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This is a big aesthetic change. Maybe there should be a |
This was referenced Jan 3, 2020
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FYI, I did this over in my AgnosterJ fork: apjanke/agnosterj-zsh-theme@51cc2da |
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Why did you do it?
What exactly did you do?
Changed the order in
prompt_agnoster_mainand added a newprompt_cursorfunction.