if [ -f /etc/bash_completion ]; then . /etc/bash_completion fi
export PS1='[\033[01;32m]\u@\h[\033[01;34m] \w[\033[01;33m]$(__git_ps1)[\033[01;34m] $[\033[00m] ' export GIT_PS1_SHOWDIRTYSTATE=1
source ~/.git-prompt.sh
It works fine but i'll end up with empty titles in my terminal. Even worse it will keep titles of other bash instances if i do ssh into another machine. Is there any way to fix this?
@r7l What do you mean exactly? I don't have this problem. This shouldn't affect your title at all as far as I know
I am using XFCE-Terminal and any newly opened terminal will just show Untitled since i've copied in the code from above and sourced that git-prompt.sh. Maybe it is related to XFCE-Terminal then.
@r7l Hmm strange. I use XFCE terminal too, and I don't have that issue.
I dont know which version you use, but did you use the decompressed one or the one I mentioned in the new location? I wonder if there is a difference there. I always run bleeding edge stuff, which is why i choose gentoo in the first place. I don't mind things being considered unstable.
@r7l have you checked the settings that it actually shows the title? That's a setting in xfce-terminal
It is set to Dynamically set title and i've tried all the options. It is (and was) working without the above .bashrc lines. It also works perfectly once i ssh into any other machine not having this .bashrc entries
It even works when switching to root user as i don't have those entries there. So it has to be within git-prompt.sh file or the 2 export lines
Impossible to show numbers, like (master|✖2✚3)?
I don't know; you'd have to check which variables are available within this script
In the current version of gentoo, the git-prompt shell script has moved and is already uncompressed. Replace the last line with: