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90210 💜

theme 90210

  • Brown: Used to indicate a dirty state in source control management (SCM) and Git prompts.
  • Bold Green: Signifies a clean state in SCM and Git prompts.
  • Green: Used as a prefix and suffix in SCM and Git prompts.
  • Bold Gray: Forms the main structure of the prompt, displaying time, user, host, and current working directory.
  • Navy: Represents the time in the prompt.
  • Green (again): Denotes the user and host in the prompt.
  • Olive: Marks the separation between the username and hostname.
  • Purple: Indicates the current working directory in the prompt.

These colors help provide visual clues about the status of the source control repository and organize information effectively within the terminal prompt.