1.4.1

Fixes

• Prevent parameter expansion in branch name (780d1a5)
• Restore prompt_subst setopt when rendering prompt (#231)
• Update zsh-async
  • Fix multi-space path bug
  • Fix zsh 5.3 compatibility

v1.4.0...v1.4.1

1.4.0

Highlights

• Fixed npm installation error caused by double slash (a1d007c)
• Uses builtin cd to change directories internally (cannot be reassigned)
• Does not attempt to set title in emacs terminals (79b1514)
• Uses a more robust approach to restoring cursor position after prompt update (a0a3e88)
• Update bundled zsh-async
• prompt_pure_preprompt_render now detects if anything in the prompt (e.g. the directory) has changed (e3f1f87)

Changes

v1.3.0...v1.4.0

1.3.0 the-courteous-pure

Highlights

• Detect and prevent pure from interfering with user initiated git fetch and git pull. There should be no more annoying conflicts when trying to pull a git repository!
• Updated zsh-async to support flushing the async tasks initiated by pure. See the async release notes for a more detailed explanation of the changes.

Changes

1.2.0...v1.3.0

1.2.0

Highlights

• Customizable git arrows for fonts that don't support the unicode characters.
• Pure no longer defines cr in prompt_opts. #127
  Define it with setopt prompt_cr if you miss the behavior.
• ^L (clear screen) preserves the preprompt.
• Improved preprompt rendering.
• Speed improvements.
• Bug fixes.

Changes

1.1.1...1.2.0

1.1.1

Bug fixes.

Changes: 1.1.0...1.1.1

1.1.0

Bug fixes and minor tweaks.

Changes: 1.0.0...1.1.0

1.0.0 - async-awesomesauce

The biggest thing in this release is a refactor of the async git status handling to make it a lot faster and reliable.

If you're using npm you can just run $ npm install -g pure-prompt to update. If not, make sure to read the install instructions again as you'll need to symlink a new file.

Huge thanks to @mafredri (which is now the maintainer) for tirelessly working on this! If you do anything with ZSH you should check out his async.zsh lib.

Changes: v0.5.1...1.0.0

0.2.0 - transcendent-arrow-edition

A tiny bit faster measuring of execution time as it's now using $EPOCHSECONDS instead of date: de623b5

Now featuring up/down arrows indicating you have git changes to push/pull: 1ec0c5c