In had a similar problem on Mac OSX using Iterm2, it has been sorted by changing the terminal font config to use any of the powerline fonts for non-ascii characters.

I have a segment issue of the theme.
If I enter a git directory, the segment colour becomes white.

I use iTerm2 v3.0.2 + Solarized Dark
Any suggestion?
Thanks.

The thing that worked for me was to disable the "Use different font for non-ASCII text" option in iTerm settings.
Hope this helps ( @petertom51 maybe ?)

@petertom51 Maybe you need to change the contrast.

+1 for contrast 👍

@agnoster I think this is missing a setopt PROMPT_SUBST

Hi agnoster ..the theme is awesome ......I am trying to add remote url of the repo.Is there a space for contribution

Hello! I don't see the custom root, when used "sudo -s". How to resolve this? Its Arch, gnome-terminal.

@petertom51 you should tick this box

virtualenv promot needed

Hi there, still looking for the ability to show the time into the left prompt :)

@quoniammm How did you solve your problem?

I've the same

When I try to update my agnoster theme to show only the current directory: prompt_segment blue black '%d' doesn't work... it shows again the full path. Any ideas?

To show only the current folder this worked for me:

prompt_dir() {
  prompt_segment blue black '%c'
}

You should change print -Pn to print -n on line 100 (https://gist.github.com/agnoster/3712874#file-agnoster-zsh-theme-L100) to avoid getting pwned by https://github.com/njhartwell/pw3nage

awesome!!!
after change iTerm2->Profiles->Text:Font and Non-ASCII Font, it's work for me

any link how to use agnoster.zsh-theme. i am newbie

I'm a almost new with agnoster, I would like to know if I can add a symbol to show if there are stashed items to the prompt, just to know it without the need to run git stash list.
If no, can you help me to customize it by myself?
Thanks

Opening the terminal I see a red cross, how to remove it?

Just dropping the link to the GitHub Repository of this theme, since all the development and discussions seem to take place there: https://github.com/agnoster/agnoster-zsh-theme

@gHashTag Commet out the line in /home/username/.bash/themes/agnoster-bash/agnoster.bash that has $RETVAL

prompt_status() {
    local symbols
    symbols=()
    #[[ $RETVAL -ne 0 ]] && symbols+="$(ansi_single $(fg_color red))✘"
    [[ $UID -eq 0 ]] && symbols+="$(ansi_single $(fg_color yellow))⚡"
    [[ $(jobs -l | wc -l) -gt 0 ]] && symbols+="$(ansi_single $(fg_color cyan))⚙"

    [[ -n "$symbols" ]] && prompt_segment black default "$symbols"
}

See the bold line it is commented to prevent that cross.

Hi guys, i just got my new macbook its on Sierra and after installing theme the terminal didnt changed color and when i go to profiles i dont see anything added there... Any help?

@alexandar87 are u using iTerm 2 and Zsh? It should be works with additional font installed

It's unfortunate that gist's don't have issue reporting features. Anyhow I wanted to make note of something I discovered and subsequently fixed after the agnoster theme was initially borked for me. When you are using a distro that does not name its ifconfig interfaces according to the standard naming convention (I'm looking at you, Ubuntu >-<), it causes an error to appear below every carriage return you feed into the terminal.

To fix this, I recommend introducing a loop that checks for connected and configured interfaces by calling ifconfig -a and doing some parsing to pull a list of the configured interfaces. Here is how I did it using standard bash commands:

ifconfig -a | grep -i ': ' | cut -d ':' -f1

enp0s31f6
lo
vmnet1
vmnet8
wlp4s0

You can further narrow it down by pulling the ethernet interface which, even though it's not convention, universally starts with 'e' in the interface name, and the same is true for 'w' on wireless interfaces. If you introduce a new function in your agnoster theme that checks for this, it can save a lot of people some headache and confusion when first running the script. 👍

there is a very short current dir in the theme of robbyrussel, just show the current folder's name. How is it work in the theme of agnoster???
1.in agnoster theme(PS: I have not done the power-line problem)

2. in robbyrussel theme. I want just display "HB说明" folder's name in the agnoster. Help!!!

Hey guys.
I'm using fish with agnoster theme.

I saw this:

in: https://github.com/oh-my-fish/oh-my-fish/blob/master/docs/Themes.md and

as @tonilaukka mentioned;

in your screenshot you ssh milly. Do you have your remote server set up with zsh/oh-my-zsh/agnoster-theme or how do you get a prompt like that?

Now I'm wondering how can I bring that ssh: tag (in picture) to my agnoster theme? Is that possible?

Regards.
@agnoster

For anyone trying to install this theme with ZPlugin. This is what I added in my .zshrc.

### Agnoster Theme
zplugin snippet OMZ::lib/git.zsh
zplugin light agnoster/agnoster-zsh-theme
setopt promptsubst 

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Still, I am facing the icon issue

quick fix that worked for me :
cd ~/.oh-my-zsh/themes
vi agnoster.zsh-theme
replace (\ue0b0) with ▓ (\u2593) and  (\ue0a0) with ⎇ (\u2387)

@agnoster I like your theme. But I noticed that in line 118, you wrote:

[[ $(jobs -l | wc -l) -gt 0 ]] && symbols+="%{%F{cyan}%}$GEAR"

I would however suggest changing it to %1(j.%{%F{cyan}%}$GEAR.) for better performance.

Proof-of-concept

$ GEAR="\u2699"
$ f1() { local s; [[ $(jobs -l | wc -l) -gt 0 ]] && s+="%{%F{cyan}%}$GEAR"; print -n "$s" }
$ f2() { local s; s+="%1(j.%{%F{cyan}%}$GEAR.)"; print -n "$s" }
$ timer() { date +%S.%N >> /tmp/timer.log }
$ timer_newline() { echo "" >> /tmp/timer.log }
$ precmd_functions=(timer)

# test original version (w/ and w/o background jobs)
$ PROMPT='$(f1) > '
$ <long press Enter>
$ timer_newline; cat &
$ <long press Enter>
$ timer_newline; kill %%

# test modified version (w/ and w/o background jobs)
$ PROMPT='$(f2) > '
$ <long press Enter>
$ timer_newline; cat &
$ <long press Enter>
$ timer_newline; kill %%

After some processing we got:

for test in open('/tmp/timer.log').read().strip().split('\n\n'):
    lines = test.split('\n')
    assert len(lines) >= 10, "Must have at least 10 logs. Try again and press Enter longer."
    lines = list(map(float, lines[-10:]))
    print(sum(lines[i + 1] - lines[i] for i in range(9)) / 10)

"""
0.34356011
0.3448782799999998
0.1385942700000001
0.13762055999999986
"""

Therefore it's an increase in performance!