Added option to skip initial newline on first prompt load #703
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If set to 1, this variable prevents the newline from being printed for the first time the prompt is loaded. Looks cleaner in my opinion, so I thought I'd make it an option. Also updated the readme.
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Thanks for the contribution. Personally I'm not a huge fan of this since there are edge cases we can't guard against, for example: ~
❯ echo -n hi; zsh
hi~
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New config variable:
PURE_SKIP_INITIAL_NEWLINEIf set to
1, this variable prevents the newline from being printed for the first time the prompt is loaded. This looks much cleaner in my opinion, so I thought I'd make it an option. It defaults to0, so it'll have no impact on users who don't explicitly set it.Also updated the readme to include the new variable :)