_LAST_COMMAND_INDICATOR_ being printed in prompt output on root user

[adamwalter]

I installed this script on my CentOS server and it's working fine except that it's printing _LAST_COMMAND_INDICATOR_ in the output of my prompt after the actual last command indicator. For example:

✔ _LAST_COMMAND_INDICATOR_ ~/.bash-git-prompt [master|✚ 1]
09:30 #

✘-127 _LAST_COMMAND_INDICATOR_ ~/.bash-git-prompt [master|✚ 1]
09:34 #

I'm not sure how to fix this!

[adamwalter]

It seems that this only occurs on my root user. If I use the prompt on a standard user, I don't get this issue.

[janoka]

I have the same issue at root user, on Ubuntu 12.04.

[magicmonty]

I have a look into it

[magicmonty]

There was a LAST_COMMAND_INDICATOR too much in Default.bgptheme which was not replaced.
Is now fixed.

[adamwalter]

Awesome! Thank you!

[janoka]

Thanks! Great!

[ziegenbalg]

Lol looks like this is popping up again for me on fedora 40, 10 years later :)

_LAST_COMMAND_INDICATOR_ ~/

[ddreggors]

Same here in Fedora 40 as well

[joelapatatechaude]

Same here on Fedora 40. Looks like the PR #547 is fixing this, hopefully it will get merge sometime.