As far as I can tell (tested on Linux & Darwin, BSD man page seems to agree), `-d` is pretty univerally accepted as the depth argument. So instead of doing a test, we can just use -d and call it a day.
* Add "x" in front of the value we check against...
* Use true instead of yes (more consistent with the rest of ohmyzsh)
The fact that no one seems to have raised this as an issue leads me to believe it's not used that much...
#1445 is great, if you use node. For those that don't this should mean we can find a reasonable fallback.
Users can force urltools to use a specific system by setting `URLTOOLS_METHOD` to one of:
* `node`
* `python`
* `ruby`
* `php`
* `perl`
Note that you can't (currently) choose which `perl` sublibrary to use, it will use either `URI::Encode`, `URI::Escape`, or regular expressions in that order of preference.
Adds support for Rapid Board without breaking backwards compatibility (like #1378)
Allows JIRA url to be set in .zshrc, current directory, and/or home directory.
Behave more like lib/git.zsh.
Set `SVN_SHOW_BRANCH="true"` to display branch/tag or trunk instead of just repo name.
Falls back to repo name if branch information is not available.
Idea and awk call from revans/bash-it/themes/base.theme.bash
Cleans up minimal theme by not using a custom prompt function
Removed case of 2 spaces showing if not in a version controlled folder
Adds support for svn_prompt_info
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