* Simplify Pygmalion Theme
The Pygmalion theme previously had some logic for counting line length and taking action based on line length. The action was removed in c52441b624, but the counting still needlessly happens.
This commit removes the code to count line length, and simplifies the Pygmalion theme by moving the "precmd" into the setup.
As a bonus unintended side effect, this makes the Pygmalion theme compatible with the current async prompting logic (i.e. after this change, Pygmalion is no longer affected by https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/issues/12328)
* refactor(pygmalion): redo and simplify prompt sequences
With this commit we put the minimal needed color resets, i.e. only
when we don't control the previous text we need to do a full reset.
Otherwise we can just use %F{} to change only the foreground color.
Co-authored-by: Marc Cornellà <marc@mcornella.com>
Logic error in `history -c` when prompting for confirmation caused history
to be deleted when typing anything but explicitly `n`, `N`, or sending `\n`.
New logic prevents deletion by pressing wrong key and only deletes
history when sending `y` or `Y`.
Co-authored-by: Sargates <nicholas.g.glenn@gmail.com>
lib/termsupport.zsh creates titles for screen which take precedence over
titles set by the screen plugin. Unsetting the title() function within
the screen plugin prevent this "race-condition".
We removed this mitigation in 0c80a063 because of an assumption
that the issue had been fixed, but it looks like zsh < 5.0.6 has
other issues (see #12360), so we need to disable it for real.
Fixes#12360
* feat(terraform): add workspace aliases
* chore: rm aliases in separate pending pr
* docs: show tfiu alias in readme
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Co-authored-by: Robby Russell <robby@planetargon.com>
* A plugin for the Kitty terminal
Provides a handful of useful aliases for anyone working in a Kitty
terminal. In particular, the kssh command is handy for ensuring that
terminfo is set correctly on remote hosts when you ssh to them.
* Guard kitty configuration
We should only load these aliases into a terminal that's identifying
itself as an xterm-kitty terminal. They're not useful in any other
situation.
