The way I was filtering out entries in the frameworks array stopped
working in newer versions of ZSH; it would convert the array into a
string (you could see it with `typeset -p frameworks`)
So I rewrote it.
I don't see anything in the release notes for ZSH that would explain
this and I didn't find any option that would restore this behavior.
Related: #882
ZSH displays the right prompt indented one space from the right
margin. This can be tweaked with ZLE_RPROMPT_INDENT=0, but that
makes display problems very likely and I don't recommend it. But
all is not lost.
The %E prompt format does continue the current background color
through that last indent space. So it can *look* like our prompt
goes right up to the margin, if:
1) We remove the trailing space from the last segment, and
2) We add %E before clearing the background color
Conflicts were:
- test/segments/command_execution_time.spec and
test/segments/go_version.spec: All conflicts come from renaming color
names on next (#703) and adding a whitespace to the Visual Identifier
(#854) on master.
Conflicts were:
- test/segments/rust_version.spec and powerlevel9k.zsh-theme. #826
removes grep from parsing the rust version on next; #703 changes color
names.
Conflicts were:
- powerlevel9k.zsh-theme and test/segments/rust_version.spec:
rust_version Segment changed (#641) on master and colors got
names (#703) on next.
Conflicts were:
- functions/icons.zsh: The Java Segment was added on master, but on next
were added various Segments with icons in the meantime.
- powerlevel9k.zsh-theme: Java Segment was added on master, Dropbox
Segment was added on next.
Conflicts were:
- README.md: Two commits targeted the brightness table. #781 from
14. April 2018 on master and #684 from 05. December 2017 on next.
- powerlevel9k.zsh-theme: Two commits targeted the rbenv segment. Both
achieve the same thing: To show the Ruby version number always. #795 on
next from 14. April 2018 and #610 on master from 28. September 2017. I
went with #795 here as this - although being newer - is the one on
master, and that should be more stable.
Christian Höltje
Ben Hilburn
Dominik Ritter
Tim Smith
Yang Tang
Max O'Cull
Tim Otlik
Daniel Kolsoi
Tim Otlik
Dan
Dan
Kevin Chandler