Local Branch text does not take formatting
Science4583 opened this issue · comments
Expected Behavior
Setting Branch style should affect branch text
Actual Behavior
Only affects symbol
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
tmux:
symbols:
branch: ' '
hashprefix: ':'
ahead: ↑·
behind: ↓·
staged: ' '
conflict: ' '
modified: '➕ '
untracked: '… '
stashed: ' '
clean:
styles:
state: '#[fg=red]'
branch: '#[fg=white]'
remote: '#[fg=cyan]'
staged: '#[fg=green]'
conflict: '#[fg=red]'
modified: '#[fg=red]'
untracked: '#[fg=magenta,bold]'
stashed: '#[fg=cyan,bold]'
clean: '#[fg=green,bold]'
layout: [' ', branch, .., remote-branch, divergence, ' - ', flags, ' |']
options:
branch_max_len: 0
Specifications
- OS: Fedora 30
- gitmux version: 0.7.0
- tmux version: 2.9a
Thanks @mbazdell for the report.
I'm going to look into that soon.
Just a quick question (I'm not asking to look into it, it's just in case you know the answer):
Did you always notice this behavior or has it been happening since a specific version of gitmux?
Thank you
Just tested back to 0.4.0 and it seems to include a #[default] right before the branch name.
#[fg=default]#[fg=white] #[fg=default]master..#[fg=default]#[fg=cyan]origin/master#[fg=default] - #[fg=default]#[fg=green,bold]✓
I noticed in my .tmux.conf that I hadn't specified set -g status-fg to anything. Setting that changed the colors on the text marked for #[default] and resolved my issue.
Perhaps a feature request? Might be simple enough solution to just move where the #[default] is being set. My current Layout line looks like
layout: [' ', branch, '#[fg=blue]..', remote-branch, divergence, '#[fg=blue] - ', flags, '#[fg=blue] |']
I see. You're right the format string should be consistent and do not depend on whether the user had set a status foreground status-fg.
Thanks again for reporting.
I'll look into that
@mbazdell this is fixed in latest master.
You can find this fix (and others) in the latest release.