Hi, Let me first say kudos to the nice piece of work on this theme. Its the best I have come across, just curious. I don't get why the terminal only say minikube
â•─░▒▓ ~ ▓▒░················································░▒▓ ✔ | at minikube ⎈ | at 18:59:37 ▓▒░─╮
╰─ cd Code/api.zemuldo.com ─╯
â•─░▒▓ ~/Code/api.zemuldo.com | on master ▓▒░···············░▒▓ ✔ | at minikube ⎈ | at 18:59:41 ▓▒░─╮
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What do you mean by "only say minikube"? The prompt you copy-pasted seems to contain more than just minukube.
Do you expect to see something else instead of minikube? Or perhaps something in addition to minikube? If so, could you describe what you expect to see?
I mean i understand on master means the current directory has a git repo that is on branch master, ~/Code/api.zemuldo.com is the current location from home. I also understand | at 18:59:41 as the time but I don't understand at minikube ⎈ because I have minikube installed but it's not running. So I am just asking why the terminal is having at minikube ⎈
This is kubecontext prompt segment. It shows your current kubernetes context. Type kubectl config current-context -- you'll see minikube printed out. This is your current kubernetes context. This is what your prompt shows.
If you don't want to see it, open ~/.p10k.zsh and search for kubecontext. Comment out the first occurrence.
Thank you. That was very helpful.
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This is
kubecontextprompt segment. It shows your current kubernetes context. Typekubectl config current-context-- you'll seeminikubeprinted out. This is your current kubernetes context. This is what your prompt shows.If you don't want to see it, open
~/.p10k.zshand search forkubecontext. Comment out the first occurrence.