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There are numerous themes for oh-my-posh. I'm using powerlevel10k rainbow, but there are missing icons even on the oh-my-posh website. You'll need a unique typeface to get this appearance. Oh-my-posh recommends Meslo LGM NF, but I went with Delugia Nerd Font Complete. Is is a Cascadia Code "Extended", which includes Nerd Fonts and powerline glyphs.
What about Az CLI? The proof of concept is easy, but it isn't a top priority for Azure team 😥, just check GitHub. The gist is the only thing I've found, but I'm not using it.
That's great for displaying dynamic segments. What does this imply? When I type kubectl, for example, I want to see information about Kubernetes context, but I don't need it most of the time. The same goes for az and aws. The oh-my-posh author guides me to a MagicTooltips module. I'll probably have to submit a PR there to include namespace as well. Anyway, I choose to set it up as follows:
That's great for displaying dynamic segments. What does this imply? When I type kubectl, for example, I want to see information about Kubernetes context, but I don't need it most of the time. The same goes for az and aws. The oh-my-posh author guides me to a MagicTooltips module. I'll probably have to submit a PR there to include namespace as well. Anyway, I choose to set it up as follows:
Terminal-Icons module - check screenshot