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I enabled the npm and git specific prompts in the _powerline_config.lua and specified the characters I wanted to use from NerdFonts. However, when i enter a folder that is git or npm (or both) the prompt changes to the default cmd style folder and prompt.
If i do not use the git and npm lines of the config file, it looks good but i only get the lambda prompt instead of the specialized prompt.
How do I keep the functionality of powerline but allow for custom prompt symbols when in npm and git folder?
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I'm not sure you can change the prompt when only using those specific directories. The lines in the powerline_config.lua display on the powerline prompt. For instance, in an npm folder, the symbol should display on the <Name>@<version#> segment. For instance, <NPMsymbol> giveaway-grabber@2.7.0. Unfortunately, any git symbol (including the default "GIT") doesn't seem to work for me, regardless of having the 'smart' prompt selected.
Also, I had the CMD prompt break recently (looked like your first image when changing directories into a git repo) when using a .lua file from another repo specifically to customize PowerShell. Once removed, the prompt returned.
I enabled the npm and git specific prompts in the _powerline_config.lua and specified the characters I wanted to use from NerdFonts. However, when i enter a folder that is git or npm (or both) the prompt changes to the default cmd style folder and prompt.
If i do not use the git and npm lines of the config file, it looks good but i only get the lambda prompt instead of the specialized prompt.
How do I keep the functionality of powerline but allow for custom prompt symbols when in npm and git folder?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: