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First I'd like to say this is not an issue and just a question on how to/if an advanced technique is possible to do.
I'm currently looking to modify the prompt I'm currently using (a customized version of the paradox prompt that I share on my fork called terminus) and one of the features I have added was a notification for command execution success/failure. (see image)
Currently whenever I execute a command the times are updated when I hit the enter key and I was wondering if there was a way to also have the green check and red x also be updated for that old prompt alongside the history number. (The image provides an example of how the command "false" has a fail execution but the red x is part of the next prompt and not the prompt associated with the command)
I would like them to basically keep track of the command so if I scroll back through my history I can at a glance see the status of the command, the history number, and the time it executed.
Hello,
First I'd like to say this is not an issue and just a question on how to/if an advanced technique is possible to do.
I'm currently looking to modify the prompt I'm currently using (a customized version of the paradox prompt that I share on my fork called
terminus
) and one of the features I have added was a notification for command execution success/failure. (see image)Currently whenever I execute a command the times are updated when I hit the enter key and I was wondering if there was a way to also have the green check and red x also be updated for that old prompt alongside the history number. (The image provides an example of how the command "false" has a fail execution but the red x is part of the next prompt and not the prompt associated with the command)
I would like them to basically keep track of the command so if I scroll back through my history I can at a glance see the status of the command, the history number, and the time it executed.
Thanks for any assistance,
@ecool
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