This is done if we want to show a public IP, internal IP, or a VPN.
In the VPN case, what we actually want is to display an indicator
that a VPN is active, instead of the VPN IP itself. We parse the
IP here anyway, because we want to save some specific code there.
Changing directories while checking for untracked files broke
the display of git stashes. The hook was not called any more.
This is why we disabled checking for untracked files within a
.git folder.
In this case is was previously not possible to get the untracked
status. Now we temporarily change the directory to the repo root
folder and then get the list of untracked files.
Now the untracked files are detected via `git ls-files`, which is
much faster than `git status`. Additionally, we flipped the default
for checking submodules. They are now NOT checked by default, as most
users probably do not use git submodules.
This Code was to check if the color is supported by the Terminal
Emulator. This is not necessary, if we always use the numerical code.
This makes the code much clearer.
Remove old code that set bright colors equal to normal colors. This code
was ancient and led to bright colors being unusable. The code originates
from 0e37d8ef86.
Remove old code that set bright colors equal to normal colors. This code
was ancient and led to bright colors being unusable. The code originates
from 0e37d8ef86.
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.
Dominik Ritter
Matthew Judy
Paul Gierz
Joseph Weigl
Ythildir
Ben Klein
blackb1rd
Max O'Cull
Tim Otlik