powershell script now downloaded cove.zip

[christitustech]

powershell script now downloaded cove.zip

[ciscohack]

Ok thanks I tried other theme and that is working fine

[ciscohack]

it seems the file is now part of the script and no need to download the zip file. btw how do I get a prompt like this you have I thought this script only had a similar prompt. Can you please help me with configuration to get the similar prompt result

[H3T-Shah]

it seems the file is now part of the script and no need to download the zip file. btw how do I get a prompt like this you have I thought this script only had a similar prompt. Can you please help me with configuration to get the similar prompt result

For that you have to go on OhMyPosh website and find the same terminal looking profile and install it (instructions are given on it)

[H3T-Shah]

it seems the file is now part of the script and no need to download the zip file. btw how do I get a prompt like this you have I thought this script only had a similar prompt. Can you please help me with configuration to get the similar prompt result

Well in the script at the end there's this code

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JanDeDobbeleer/oh-my-posh/main/themes/cobalt2.omp.json

This is the profile you need to install to get that theme

[ciscohack]

@H3T-Shah Thanks my friend I thought the script was compiled with this prompt. I am using oh-my-posh first time not have much idea..but will follow your instructions

[ciscohack]

@H3T-Shah I have the prompt setting in place but my prompt is different

[H3T-Shah]

@H3T-Shah I have the prompt setting in place but my prompt is different

Have you linked an external config file for oh-my-posh ?
If, then the you have to add it in the config file, but it would de little different than in pwsh config.
Also a small detail you may need internet connection everytime you load pwsh as of it's retrieving file from internet

[crcastilho]

I ran the script as it's mentioned in the document section and it is supposed to download the cove.zip file but unfortunately, it doesn't download the file. seem something is broken and need to be fixed. meanwhile, may I get the cove.zip file to get the nerd font

The problem is that the setup.ps1 needs to point to "https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/releases/download/v3.1.0/CascadiaCode.zip" instead of "https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/releases/download/v3.0.2/CascadiaCode.zip", due to recent repo update. Click on the first one and you'll get it.

[crcastilho]

@H3T-Shah I have the prompt setting in place but my prompt is different

Have you linked an external config file for oh-my-posh ? If, then the you have to add it in the config file, but it would de little different than in pwsh config. Also a small detail you may need internet connection everytime you load pwsh as of it's retrieving file from internet

Use this example 'oh-my-posh init pwsh --config "$env:POSH_THEMES_PATH/jandedobbeleer.omp.json" | Invoke-Expression' instead and you'll be using a local theme.
However, I'm having the same issue with the cobalt2 theme. The first time I installed this script when it was published it worked just fine and I got the beautiful prompt. Recently I had to reinstall my PC and all I get is the same as the above image. Tested in 2 new Windows installations and 1 VM and the result was the same. According to this https://ohmyposh.dev/docs/themes#cobalt2 it should at least looks like this

[H3T-Shah]

Using path variable is a better option, but usually reset my system often so hardcoding it is better option for me atleast

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[koolandrew]

I cannot get any of the above to work, I have tried every suggestion above and mine still looks like a plain old powershell.

[H3T-Shah]

I cannot get any of the above to work, I have tried every suggestion above and mine still looks like a plain old powershell.

You are simply inputting a link and not even using the cli of oh-my-posh
rather try to init it from the official
Documentation of it.

[ShadowElixir]

I cannot get any of the above to work, I have tried every suggestion above and mine still looks like a plain old powershell.

Use powershell core