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Right now my 80 column terminal displays reasonable output for --period -7, but for anything longer than that (eg. the default period) it overflows and wraps. Assuming there are no issues with half-width vs. full-width characters that depend entirely on user fonts, the program should be able to detect the terminal width (using tput cols) and limit the default output accordingly.
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I use tmux and often have a lot of splits that reduce terminal size to about 100 columns.
Default git col is not looking nice for that terminal width which is a pity.
Ditto here. Gotta re-size my window to make git-cal useful. That's ugly. (And I'd like to include it in common-usage scripts which show the overall status of my git repositories when I cd into them.)
Right now my 80 column terminal displays reasonable output for
--period -7
, but for anything longer than that (eg. the default period) it overflows and wraps. Assuming there are no issues with half-width vs. full-width characters that depend entirely on user fonts, the program should be able to detect the terminal width (usingtput cols
) and limit the default output accordingly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: