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I have to say this is perfect and I have been using this for some time, however all of a sudden it's taking several minutes to load terminal and I have narrowed this down to powerline.

Do you have any suggestion on how I could debug this to find the root cause?

Not an issue, just a thank you. I've tried alternatives that turned out to be too slow on my machine. What a brilliant idea to use bash in this.

It's sooo much faster. Thank you 👍 💯

On my centos 6.9 machine, git symbolic-ref doesn't have the --short option. One way to accommodate for older git versions is $($git_eng rev-parse --abbrev-ref 2>/dev/null). Or i could have just updated git ;)

Hi,

I see a few good pull requests. Is there someone up to review and apply them ?

I'm able to help if needed.

Thanks.

Could we show git stash status on the prompt too?

tested different Fonts.

I like bash-powerline very much. I think the following code is much portable

readonly SYMBOL_GIT_BRANCH=$(echo -e '\ue0a0')

I use Linux and Windows. I think the branch glyphs can not display on my environment.

Is it possible to add a short prompt?

something like:

PS1='[\u@\h \W]\$ '

E.g.

~/Documents/folder/foo/bar

will be displayed as

[user@machine .bar]$

I try to use the bash_powerline.sh file to replace my .bash_profile. But after that, I open a new terminal, I try to open ipython which is working well before, but it shows command not found. What should I do to make it work?

XTERM_TITLE='\[\e]0;\u@\H: \w\a\]'
then change
PS1="$XTERM_TITLE$cwd$git$symbol"

(I am too lazy to do a pull request)

#.. when it is supposed to open the new tab in the same folder from where Cmd+T (Shell | New Tab | New Tab with [same] Settings) was pressed. Oh, and I am using the default bash terminal.

This works fine in Ubuntu 16.04 (when I press Ctrl+Shift+T to open a new tab).

The only change I have made to the bash-powerline.sh file (in Mac and Ubuntu) is to add one line to the function ps1() to add a new line #character:
PS1+="\e[m \n$ "

And, in .bashrc, the last line is this
source ~/.bash-powerline.sh

It works fine in MacOS if I uncomment the above last line in .bashrc.

Any idea how to resolve this? Thanks.

In the solarized theme, blue is defined as bash color 33 aka #0087ff, and that's how it's set in bash-powerline. However, this seems much too bright on the dark theme:

Confusingly, your screenshot shows the much more fitting and moderate #3a8bd2. How?

Using a default terminal, after sourcing a python virtual environment script

cd ~
mkdir folder
cd folder
python -m venv venv
source ven/bin/activate

This action modifies the bash prompt to something like this

(venv) ~/folder

Using this bash script drops that part. Is it possible to add support for this?