Display the currently pending Git Town command in your shell prompt

You can configure your shell prompt to display a reminder for when a Git Town command was interrupted in the middle and is waiting to be continued. This helps you remember to run git town continue before moving on.

Bash

To add this status indicator to your Bash prompt, add the following to your .bashrc:

function git_town_status { local pending_gittown_command=$(git town status --pending) if [ -n "$pending_gittown_command" ]; then echo -e " \033[30;43m $pending_gittown_command \033[0m " fi } PS1='$(git_town_status)> '

Zsh

For Zsh, add the following to your ~/.zshrc:

git_town_status() { local git_status git_status=$(git town status --pending) if [[ -n "$git_status" ]]; then echo "%K{yellow}%F{black} $git_status %f%k " fi } setopt PROMPT_SUBST PROMPT='$(git_town_status)> '

Fish

For Fish shell, update your ~/.config/fish/config.fish and override the fish_prompt function:

function fish_prompt set -f pending_gittown_command (git-town status --pending) if [ -n "$pending_gittown_command" ] set -f yellow_pending_gittown_command (set_color -b yellow)(set_color black)(echo " $pending_gittown_command ")(set_color normal)' ' else set -f yellow_pending_gittown_command '' end printf '%s> ' $yellow_pending_gittown_command end