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fix(bash): correctly align multiline prompt

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relates to #5308
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Jan De Dobbeleer 2024-07-20 23:06:17 +02:00 committed by Jan De Dobbeleer
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src/prompt/rprompt.go
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@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ func (e *Engine) RPrompt() string {
// bash prints this on the same line as the prompt so we need to move the cursor down
// in case the prompt spans multiple lines
if lineCount > 0 {
return terminal.SaveCursorPosition() + strings.Repeat("\n", lineCount) + text + terminal.RestoreCursorPosition()
return terminal.SaveCursorPosition() + fmt.Sprintf("\x1b[%bB", lineCount) + text + terminal.RestoreCursorPosition()
}
return text

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website/docs/configuration/block.mdx
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@ -43,6 +43,12 @@ Tells the engine what to do with the block. There are two options:
- `rprompt` renders one or more segments aligned to the right of the cursor. Only one `rprompt` block is permitted.
Supported on zsh, bash, PowerShell, cmd, nu and fish.
:::warning bash
`rprompt` is not natively supported in bash and comes with one side effect. When you have a multiline prompt,
the `rprompt` will not display when your new prompt is drawn at the bottom of the terminal. This is a limitation
of bash and not Oh My Posh.
:::
### Newline
Start the block on a new line - defaults to `false`. For `pwsh` and `cmd` this will not print a newline