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TagIcon properties.Property = "tag_icon"
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// MergeIcon shows before the merge context
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MergeIcon properties.Property = "merge_icon"
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// UpstreamIcons allows to add custom upstream icons
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UpstreamIcons properties.Property = "upstream_icons"
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// GithubIcon shows√ when upstream is github
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GithubIcon properties.Property = "github_icon"
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// BitbucketIcon shows when upstream is bitbucket
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}
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g.RawUpstreamURL = g.getRemoteURL()
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g.UpstreamURL = cleanSSHURL(g.RawUpstreamURL)
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// allow overrides first
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custom := g.props.GetKeyValueMap(UpstreamIcons, map[string]string{})
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for key, value := range custom {
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if strings.Contains(g.UpstreamURL, key) {
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return value
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}
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}
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defaults := map[string]struct {
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Icon properties.Property
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Default string
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{Case: "Azure DevOps", Expected: "AD", Upstream: "dev.azure.com/test"},
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{Case: "Azure DevOps Dos", Expected: "AD", Upstream: "test.visualstudio.com"},
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{Case: "Gitstash", Expected: "G", Upstream: "gitstash.com/test"},
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{Case: "My custom server", Expected: "CU", Upstream: "mycustom.server/test"},
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}
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for _, tc := range cases {
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env := &mock.MockedEnvironment{}
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BitbucketIcon: "BB",
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AzureDevOpsIcon: "AD",
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GitIcon: "G",
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UpstreamIcons: map[string]string{
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"mycustom.server": "CU",
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},
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}
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g := &Git{
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scm: scm{
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As doing multiple git calls can slow down the prompt experience, we do not fetch information by default.
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You can set the following properties to `true` to enable fetching additional information (and populate the template).
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| Name | Type | Description |
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| ---------------------- | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `fetch_status` | `boolean` | fetch the local changes - defaults to `false` |
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| `fetch_upstream_icon` | `boolean` | fetch upstream icon - defaults to `false` |
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| `fetch_bare_info` | `boolean` | fetch bare repo info - defaults to `false` |
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| `untracked_modes` | `map[string]string` | map of repo's where to override the default [untracked files mode][untracked]:<ul><li>`no`</li><li>`normal`</li><li>`all`</li></ul>For example `"untracked_modes": { "/Users/me/repos/repo1": "no" }` - defaults to `normal` for all repo's. If you want to override for all repo's, use `*` to set the mode instead of the repo path |
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| `ignore_submodules` | `map[string]string` | map of repo's where to change the [--ignore-submodules][submodules] flag (`none`, `untracked`, `dirty` or `all`). For example `"ignore_submodules": { "/Users/me/repos/repo1": "all" }`. If you want to override for all repo's, use `*` to set the mode instead of the repo path |
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| `native_fallback` | `boolean` | when set to `true` and `git.exe` is not available when inside a WSL2 shared Windows drive, we will fallback to the native git executable to fetch data. Not all information can be displayed in this case. Defaults to `false` |
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| Name | Type | Description |
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| --------------------- | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `fetch_status` | `boolean` | fetch the local changes - defaults to `false` |
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| `fetch_upstream_icon` | `boolean` | fetch upstream icon - defaults to `false` |
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| `fetch_bare_info` | `boolean` | fetch bare repo info - defaults to `false` |
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| `untracked_modes` | `map[string]string` | map of repo's where to override the default [untracked files mode][untracked]:<ul><li>`no`</li><li>`normal`</li><li>`all`</li></ul>For example `"untracked_modes": { "/Users/me/repos/repo1": "no" }` - defaults to `normal` for all repo's. If you want to override for all repo's, use `*` to set the mode instead of the repo path |
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| `ignore_submodules` | `map[string]string` | map of repo's where to change the [--ignore-submodules][submodules] flag (`none`, `untracked`, `dirty` or `all`). For example `"ignore_submodules": { "/Users/me/repos/repo1": "all" }`. If you want to override for all repo's, use `*` to set the mode instead of the repo path |
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| `native_fallback` | `boolean` | when set to `true` and `git.exe` is not available when inside a WSL2 shared Windows drive, we will fallback to the native git executable to fetch data. Not all information can be displayed in this case. Defaults to `false` |
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### Icons
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#### Upstream
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| Name | Type | Description |
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| ------------------- | -------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `github_icon` | `string` | icon/text to display when the upstream is Github - defaults to `\uF408 ` |
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| `gitlab_icon` | `string` | icon/text to display when the upstream is Gitlab - defaults to `\uF296 ` |
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| `bitbucket_icon` | `string` | icon/text to display when the upstream is Bitbucket - defaults to `\uF171 ` |
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| `azure_devops_icon` | `string` | icon/text to display when the upstream is Azure DevOps - defaults to `\uFD03 ` |
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| `git_icon` | `string` | icon/text to display when the upstream is not known/mapped - defaults to `\uE5FB ` |
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| Name | Type | Description |
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| ------------------- | ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `github_icon` | `string` | icon/text to display when the upstream is Github - defaults to `\uF408 ` |
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| `gitlab_icon` | `string` | icon/text to display when the upstream is Gitlab - defaults to `\uF296 ` |
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| `bitbucket_icon` | `string` | icon/text to display when the upstream is Bitbucket - defaults to `\uF171 ` |
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| `azure_devops_icon` | `string` | icon/text to display when the upstream is Azure DevOps - defaults to `\uFD03 ` |
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| `git_icon` | `string` | icon/text to display when the upstream is not known/mapped - defaults to `\uE5FB ` |
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| `upstream_icons` | `map[string]string` | a key, value map representing the remote URL (or a part of that URL) and icon to use in case the upstream URL contains the key. These get precedence over the standard icons |
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## Template ([info][templates])
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