Display the currently pending Git Town command in your shell prompt

git town status --pending displays the name of the currently pending Git Town command. This allows you to have your shell prompt display a reminder when you need to run git town continue.

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