Perhaps it is because I am new to fish (as in, I just started trying to use it about a half hour ago), but I can't seem to get git-radar to work with it...
I added this line to my fish_prompt.fish file:
echo -n (git-radar --fish --fetch)
and I get this:
Everything looks as it should except for git-radar (and the fact that I don't actually want a full path listed in my prompt, but I will ignore that for now until I figure out how to shorten it in fish).
Not sure what has gone wrong here.
Perhaps it is because I am new to fish (as in, I just started trying to use it about a half hour ago), but I can't seem to get git-radar to work with it...
I added this line to my fish_prompt.fish file:
and I get this:
Everything looks as it should except for git-radar (and the fact that I don't actually want a full path listed in my prompt, but I will ignore that for now until I figure out how to shorten it in fish).
Not sure what has gone wrong here.