Inconsistency in bold text about jovial HOT 10 CLOSED

Interesting.. If I ever find the culprit of this bug, I'll let you know. For all I know, the cause could be some other zsh setting/option that I use in my main config. Thanks for your help!

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Could you post some screenshots?

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@ejuarezg I think I haven't forget to reset some style, and it's not needs %b because I have really reset all style prefixed each prompt parts, also it's prefix to the user input area;

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@ejuarezg Maybe you are manually install and used it without oh-my-zsh (like the steps in docs),

actually it's a bug that sgr_reset will invalid due to not load zsh/colors module (zmodload zsh/colors),

and I fixed it in v2.2.1, would you upgrade the theme?

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Yes, I did install this manually. However, I'm still able to reproduce it in the new version. See the inconsistency in the lines where I use rm and echo in the attached screenshot.

This is the zsh config I'm using to load and configure jovial:

setopt prompt_subst
source "$ZSH_PLUGINS_PATH/jovial/jovial.zsh-theme"
source "$ZSH_PLUGINS_PATH/jovial/jovial.plugin.zsh"
JOVIAL_SYMBOL[arrow.git-clean]='(^‿‿^)'
JOVIAL_SYMBOL[arrow.git-dirty]='(-__-)'

ZSH_PLUGINS_PATH is just a path variable pointing to my plugins location.

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@ejuarezg Could you run this print commands below and take a screenshot to reply?

print -P "%B xxxx  xxxx"
print -P "%B xxxx %b xxxx"
print -P "%B xxxx ${sgr_reset} xxxx"

Additionally, note that the syntax highlight of user input area is not provide by jovial, including bold like rm README.md in your screenshot shown;
It provides by zsh-syntax-highlighting plugin most of the time, so you can disable it and try to reproduce again.

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@ejuarezg Is that still able to reproduce the inconsistency bold when you disable other plugins?

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Ok, I went ahead and nuked my entire zsh config and just loaded the jovial theme. Here's what it looks like after running the commands:

I guess this rules out your zsh theme causing the inconsistency. It may be due to zsh-syntax-highlighting or zsh-history-substring-search plugin that I use.

It is weird though that adding %b to path.suffix seems to fix the problem.

Edit: I deleted a previous post due to error where I used my jovial fork instead of your repo.

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@ejuarezg Fine, thanks for use and feedback 😄 and path.suffix in JOVIAL_AFFIXES is also design for customization, so you may not need fork this repo or change source file, just set config to override in your .zshrc will be okay;

# ~/.zshrc

JOVIAL_AFFIXES[path.suffix]="%b"

see more in https://github.com/zthxxx/jovial#affixes

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BTW, I have also used zsh-syntax-highlighting and zsh-autosuggestions, but cannot reproduce the bug after v2.2.1.

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