eaf43011 when downloading gitstatusd, try curl/wget with user configs before trying without (https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k/issues/1606)
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cd98a3c28 rebuild gitstatusd-freebsd-amd64 on freebsd 13
b03580cb0 rebuild gitstatusd-freebsd-amd64 (now with proper version)
3c95a47dc update version to v1.5.3
e3a3cd122 rebuild gitstatusd-freebsd-amd64 with clang (#262)
6aed2ae95 compile with clang on freebsd by default (#262)
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edd92f62 build: more debug info in case wget fails
1cfcb46c build: add a workaround for systems with broken wget
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2ecd9907 add logging to debug https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k/issues/1477
74010456 add a TODO to fix#254
864f1caf Trim '\w' part of bash prompt. (#253)
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1edd9e62 build: respect standard compiler/linker env vars and fortify by default
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* Prompt shows, the terraform version in this format: Terraform v0.12.13 . If only if a valid terraform command is used, or an alias to it.
The use case: We have a need to constantly change between terraform versions depending on what project we are working on, it is easy to by mistake upgrade the wrong project to the latest terraform version. This is why the prompt is shown in red as soon as you type terraform, this is a good way to remind you to double check this is the terraform version you want to use.
Future improvements:
Detect current terraform version by checking the terraform workspace state version, and change the terraform color prompt from red to green if you're using the same version.
* Prompt shows, the terraform version in this format: Terraform v0.12.13 . If only if a valid terraform command is used, or an alias to it.
The use case: We have a need to constantly change between terraform versions depending on what project we are working on, it is easy to by mistake upgrade the wrong project to the latest terraform version. This is why the prompt is shown in red as soon as you type terraform, this is a good way to remind you to double check this is the terraform version you want to use.
Future improvements:
Detect current terraform version by checking the terraform workspace state version, and change the terraform color prompt from red to green if you're using the same version.
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