cmder/vendor/profile.ps1
Jack Bennett 18fc5e37c7 Check that git can really be used as well as posh-git
Explicitly call `import posh-git` because it doesn't have a module
manifest thus powershell can't autoload it when using a cmdlet.

At present the cmder repo doesn't try to download posh-git so it might be
missing from the users session.
2015-03-25 12:22:07 +00:00

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# Add Cmder modules directory to the autoload path.
$CmderModulePath = Join-path $PSScriptRoot "psmodules/"
if( -not $env:PSModulePath.Contains($CmderModulePath) ){
$env:PSModulePath = $env:PSModulePath.Insert(0, "$CmderModulePath;")
}
try {
Get-command -Name "git" -ErrorAction Stop >$null
Import-Module -Name "posh-git" -ErrorAction Stop >$null
$gitStatus = $true
} catch {
Write-Warning "Missing git support"
$gitStatus = $false
}
# Set up a Cmder prompt, adding the git prompt parts inside git repos
function global:prompt {
$realLASTEXITCODE = $LASTEXITCODE
$Host.UI.RawUI.ForegroundColor = "White"
Write-Host $pwd.ProviderPath -NoNewLine -ForegroundColor Green
Write-VcsStatus
if($gitStatus){
}
$global:LASTEXITCODE = $realLASTEXITCODE
Write-Host "`nλ" -NoNewLine -ForegroundColor "DarkGray"
return " "
}
# Load special features come from posh-git
if ($gitStatus) {
Enable-GitColors
Start-SshAgent -Quiet
}
# Move to the wanted location
if (Test-Path Env:\CMDER_START) {
Set-Location -Path $Env:CMDER_START
} elseif ($Env:CMDER_ROOT -and $Env:CMDER_ROOT.StartsWith($pwd)) {
Set-Location -Path $Env:USERPROFILE
}