Stop using fixed fg colour for prompts. #29
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Hi Matheus. Thank you for your pull request. But I have to tell you, that I'm not actively working on this library anymore. If you need the ConsoleUI functionality, please look at jline3 (https://github.com/jline/jline3). Since last year, ConsoleUI is part of jline3. |
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I opened this PR just to propose a new change for how prompt foreground colours shouldn't be fixed?
Bash + MacOS's Terminal.app's default color scheme
iTerm + zsh using both a Dark and a Light theme:
