I've always loved #PoshGit. It's a fantastic tool for #PowerShell that shows you various symbols related to #Git directly in the prompt, like the current branch, how many files are staged, changed, how many commits you have comparing to remote, and so on and so forth. Now I need something like this but for my #Ubuntu in #WSL. Testing #Starship, so far so good. The only little thing is that it tries to show empty Git prompt even in a directory with no repo in it. But the big thing is that it's cross-platform and cross-shell, it even supports recent versions of #Elvish.
One of my New Year's Resolutions is to start a YouTube channel. The first video will be about my #WindowsTerminal, #NeoVim, #Powershell, and #PoshGit setup, and how I have it all source controlled. Subscribe and click the bell icon to be notified... https://www.youtube.com/@danclarkeuk
Please ignore the audio quality of the existing video from 2018! Worth watching if you're interested in learning about Vim - but it was before got any decent audio gear. New videos will be much better audio! 🙂🎙
Dan Clarke

Software Development videos - focusing on dotnet, Azure, Docker, Kubernetes, Git, etc. I also host The Unhandled Exception Podcast, which can be found here: https://unhandledexceptionpodcast.com/ (and in all major podcast apps).

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6/ #PSReadLine, #PoshGit, & #ohmyposh, as nice as they are, leave a lot to be desired when it comes to autocompletion / tab completion. Sure, I could manually reimplement all the niceties of #ohmyzsh, but that’s significantly more work than I’m interested in doing. #moa