In this post I show you how to fix the authentication problem with heroku. If you want to deploy your branch to heroku using this command 1$ git push heroku master and git want an authentication like this 12Username for ‘https://git.heroku.com’: Password for ‘https://git.heroku.com’: then the repository is not pushed, because heroku will not allow […]
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I love the OhMyZsh community. Let’s grow it a little more this next Tuesday.
Read more at the sourceOh My Zsh gets theme support
I just pushed a small change to Oh My Zsh, which gives it rudimentary support for themes. What I’m hoping to do is collect prompts from tons of people and make it simple for others to find a PROMPT that works well for them.
As of right now, there are only three for you to choose from. So, please head over to github, fork Oh My Zsh, add your theme, and send a pull request.
Once I get it merged in, we’ll get a screenshot of it added to the Oh My Zsh wiki. (see themes)
I know that many of you have some really sweet prompts configured as I got a lot of response with my post, Show me your and I’ll show you mine.
Read more at the source..and on the seventh day, Science created zsh
Inspired by some recent posts from Tom on zsh, I decided that I’d do my part to help people give it a whirl. I’ve been using zsh for a few years now and haven’t found myself missing bash.
If you’re interested in taking a few minutes to give zsh a while, you’re in luck. I recently reorganized all of my zsh config into a package and tossed it on github to share. My goal was to create a reusable tool that would allow people to get up and running quickly with some of the fun configuration that I’ve come to rely on on a daily basis.
For example:
- Auto-complete rake and capistrano tasks
- Git branch names when you’re in a git project directory structure
- Tons of color highlighting (grep, git, etc.)
- Sexy prompts.. (so say me)
- much much more…
I invite you to give Oh My Zsh a whirl, which should take you less than a minute. Just follow the instructions.
Also, Oh My Zsh is Snow Leopard compatible.