Evgeni Kolev

That would be great. We need to preserve backward compatibility though, and use true colors only if vim is using true colors.

Hi, thanks for the detailed description. As a bash user, I'm not familiar with this "directory aliasing" feature. Do you have a working version for zsh? If yes, we can...

@willghatch will this PR fix the following issue: with non English input method (Bulgarian in my case), `f f` searches for the letter `f` instead of `ф` (for Bulgarian input...

Supporting boldness is a good feature. However, I suspect supporting boldness may result in issues, due to the powerline symbols - in my experience, terminals don't like displaying these special...

Hm.. I can't reproduce. Which version of zsh are you using?

Sure, you can add a wiki page with details about this. BTW you can use something like this to avoid calling `grep`: ``` $( nvm_version="$(nvm_ls_current)"; echo ${nvm_version#none} ) ``` I...

Hi, sorry for my late response. If I'm not mistaken, you can set a hash `let g:promptline_theme = {...}` (If curious, this is the code which handles hashes https://github.com/edkolev/promptline.vim/blob/master/autoload/promptline/themes.vim#L5) So...

They're ansi color codes, ranging from 0 to 255. Here's some image https://roseannastar.files.wordpress.com/2016/09/colortest1.png

Sure, it can be easily added. I'll do some research on it (I've never used fossil before) and add support for it. Do you happen to know some big project...

Basic support for the name of the branch is now added. You can use it like so (just like svn and hg, by default fossil branch is not enabled): ```...