[Bug]: Super CD Directory Creation Highlights Not Always Correct
ChristianSilvermoon opened this issue · comments
Shell Name & Version
bash 5.1.16(1)-release
System Architecture
Linux 5.15.0-53-generic x86_64
Platform
Linux Mint 21 (Vanessa)
Shell Options
autocd
checkwinsize
cmdhist
complete_fullquote
expand_aliases
extglob
extquote
force_fignore
globasciiranges
histappend
interactive_comments
progcomp
promptvars
sourcepath
What went wrong?
Sometimes, when one directory already exists, but subdirectories do not, Super CD will incorrectly color code existing directories as if they did not exist.
This is purely cosmetic, but unfortunately misleading.
What SHOULD have happened?
Super CD is supposed to color code directories that exist vs directories that don't when navigating to non-existent file paths.
When prompting, it should highlight existing directories in green and non-existing directories in red.
The final navigation message should show existing directories plainly, and newly created directories in light blue.
Be sure to check all that apply
- I have searched through the Open Issues and I'm pretty sure mine isn't a duplicate
- My version of MSRC and Enabled Default Extras are up to date with the Master Branch
- My Issue is related to one of MSRC's Default Extra Configs (and I've specified which one above)
- My issue actually affects multiple different platforms!
- My issue is severe (Data Loss, etc.)