Anchor git repositories' root in Path segment.

[ftpd]

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What would you like to see changed?

Currently when I go into my git repository located somewhere on disk, the path looks like ~/git/projects/private/my-awesome-repository. I would like to be able to see it as my-awesome-repository, because when I'm working inside the git repo, I don't really care about my global pwd, just the relation to repo's root.

Edit: I've just checked the default configuration and it seems it works that way, but I can't find related configuration option(s) in both Path and Git segment documentation. I'm sorry for creating an issue for this, I will close it as soon as I find the missing settings.

Edit2: ok, it seems that the default configuration uses style Folder and that's why I thought it covers my need - it doesn't. I want to see the full path everywhere except git repositories.

[boldandbrad]

I'm looking for something similar.

I'd like a variation of the Folder style called GitFolder or GitRepo that displays the current Folder but when inside a git repo, anchors the git repo root dir.

So if I'm in the root of my repo, lets say path/to/dotfiles it would should dotfiles, but if I cd into a sub folder within the repo, say config/ then I'd like it to display dotfiles/config etc.

I can't find a way to force this behavior with omp today. Also happy to open a separate issue if what I'm asking for doesn't overlap with ftpd's request.

[JanDeDobbeleer]

that's all possible with templates. I'll build one that does exactly that as I have the same behaviour.