Roman Perepelitsa
Roman Perepelitsa
These reproduction steps no longer reproduce the issue as I've added a workaround in powerlevel10k. The problem was caused by the code in Antigen that removes `local` from zsh files...
> @romkatv - were you able to figure out a solution for this? No. It's a bug in antigen.
`p9k::parseIp` used to skip interfaces that aren't `UP`. Is this still the case with this PR?
I'll rephrase my question. With the current implementation, if I set `POWERLEVEL9K_IP_INTERFACE=foo`, `ip` prompt segment won't be displayed unless network interface `foo` is `UP` (as can be seen in the...
> Yes it is. Have you tried it? Once you get `ip` prompt segment working with `POWERLEVEL9K_IP_INTERFACE=foo`, type `sudo ip link set foo down`. This should hide `ip` segment.
> The way I've written this, if you manually specify an interface the IP address, if found, will ALWAYS be returned for that interface. The only instances where it will...
> Regarding the issue in the current code, that's exactly what I'm trying (and less successfully than I had hoped) to address. Yes, I've read your description of the issue...
If I may ask, how do you want virtualenv to be displayed?
Thanks for the helpful explanation. This is very reasonable. As far as I know, all users prefer what you want over the behavior of powerlevel9k. > but is there a...
> I started to change to p10k, but i got lazy and then rollback all the changes. p10k recognizes all `POWERLEVEL9K` configuration parameters. If you want to migrate, there is...