Directory not recognized as git when automatically restoring paths

[itay-grudev]

Describe the bug
When my terminal is automatically restoring its path (using the last-working-dir plugin for example, none of the git information is displayed.

I also found another way to reproduce the issue - by making your home directory a git repository.

If you cd out and then back into the current directory everything works correctly, but not when you're already in it by default.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. cd $HOME && git init
2. Restart your terminal
3. No git information is displayed

Expected behavior
I expect to see a git branch and a git status indicator.

[reobin]

Hey @itay-grudev ! Thanks for reaching out.

Can you expand on automatically restoring terminal's path (using a plugin)? what would be the repro steps with that?

I have not reproduced the bug using git init in the $HOME directory on my side. What OS are you on, by curiosity?

[itay-grudev]

@reobin Can you reproduce it with the following config. Maybe it's related to that:

typewritten_custom_right_prompt_prefix() {
  echo
}
export TYPEWRITTEN_RIGHT_PROMPT_PREFIX_FUNCTION=typewritten_custom_right_prompt_prefix

In my case when I use a prefix function sometimes the git information loads, some times it doesn't. Take a look at the screenshot below - all I am doing is pressing RETURN.

[reobin]

I was not able to reproduce the behaviour you're getting :/

Instead of pressing enter repeatedly, could you try to run this command instead everytime? (the line that's used to get the branch name)

command git symbolic-ref --short -q HEAD

[itay-grudev]

The moment I type that in - the information gets loaded. Here is a video.

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