git-plugin | Git SCM plugin - | Plugin library

fish_prompt is a function. See https://fishshell.com/docs/current/cmds/fish_prompt.html. To see where it is defined run functions --details fish_prompt. There is no "final prompt [is] being stored" as I understand that phrase. There is a function that creates the prompt. Your echo $fish_prompt would only output something useful if the prompt was a literal string (which isn't supported). You can use functions --all fish_prompt to see where it is defined and the content of the function.

When I used Fish I did not use OMF (I'm now an Elvish user). I had a custom function defined in ~/.config/fish/functions/fish_prompt.fish. So I can't explain how to customize the OMF "agnoster" theme prompt. You'll need to read the documentation for that theme to learn what knobs, if any, it provides for customizing its behavior.

Like it says in the dialog, the Git Integration is required by something else you have installed. There's little unique about the "Eclipse for Committers" download, meaning if you can't uninstall something you want to uninstall, you can still start from the bare basics and then install more into it. You should start with an SDK download from https://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/ and then add the versions of software you actually want to it.

The Git Plugin uses String getGitExe() which returns the git exe for builtOn node, often "Default" or "jgit".

So check first, as in "Relevance of specifying Tool Locations in Jenkins Node Configuration", if you can specify the full path of your git.cmd wrapper in the Git (Default) field of your node (agent) tool configuration.

The Wojtas.Zet confirms in the comments:

I looked the source code of git-plugin and realized there is a way to define custom git executable in the jenkins node GUI

I have clicked it in Jenkins GUI - Jenkins ---> Nodes ---> NodeA (Node properties ---> Tool Locations ---> List of tool locations)

To fix it, navigate to the tab which has [No Name] open in it, and close that tab

Let's try a little experiment…

1. Create the following dummy files with their corresponding content:

   Filepath Content pack/dummy/start/nerdtree/plugin/foo.vim echom "nerdtree" pack/dummy/start/nerdtree-git-plugin/plugin/bar.vim echom "nerdtree-git-plugin" pack/dummy/start/vim-devicons/plugin/baz.vim echom "vim-devicons"

2. Start Vim and you should see something like the following:

If you are using neovim there is an option called :h pumblend which can be used to change the transparency of the popup menu.

Are you sure gruvbox caused your vim to lose transparency? I am not sure if vim is able to change a terminal emulator's transparency. I or someone else might be able to advise you better if you post pictures of what has changed.

You have a case sensitivity issue with the name of your branch : you somehow created a local branch named Feature/... (with an uppercase F), and it interacts weirdly with another branch named feature/... (lowercase f).

The simplest way to fix this would be to fix the remote, then re-clone your project ; if you want to keep your local clone, see the extra instructions afterwards

fixing the remote

If you want to get rid of the Feature/... branches, and only keep feature/... branches :

• inspect your branches, to make sure that each Feature/xxx is seconded by a feature/xxx branch, and that feature/xxx is always ahead of Feature/xxx

  • if a feature/xxx branch is behind a Feature/xxx branch, or if a Feature/yyy branch exist but feature/yyy doesn't exist yet, run :

The mappings that include h as a prefix will cause this interference. Vim will wait for a timeout or additional keypress before executing your h mapping, since it wants to check whether you meant to press one of the longer mappings...

The easiest way to fix this is set alternate mappings for the vim-gitgutter commands. If you set up different mappings for those in your vimrc, vim-gitgutter itself will not create its mappings which are causing the interference.

The vim-gitgutter README suggests using g as an alternative prefix for these:

To set your own mappings for these, for example if you prefer g-based maps:

For auto tab, I suppose you mean auto indentation. You can turn on autoindent and smartindent option.