A few changes landed recently that make Oh My Posh faster to run and easier to configure. Here's what's new: a live theme editor with a bridge to the Configurator, a native git integration, a background daemon that keeps your prompt warm, and a binary that keeps getting smaller.
Terminal customization just got a lot smarter. Oh My Posh now integrates with Claude Code
through its statusline functionality, bringing real-time AI session
information and development context directly into your Claude Code prompt.
This isn't just another segment: it's a bridge between your
development workflow and AI-powered coding assistance.
After careful consideration, it was decided to remove support for the [rprompt][rprompt] in bash. If you are
interested in the reasons behind this decision, please read on.
So long, old friend!
It finally happened, I introduced a bug that only appears in 1 use case and it can't be resolved as it's the result of using an old and new version of Oh My Posh at the same time. Who does that you might ask? Well, it can be because you're using WSL on Windows, or VM’s on any system while sharing the same configuration cross installation. Not the main use-case, but also not exotic either.
Wouldn't have imagined doing part two in a week's time, but here we are again!
What a week it’s been! Oh My Posh turned 6 years old and we dropped a ton of stuff!