is there a way to have custom commands when displaying the prompt

[Xiaorui-Huang]

Before using oh-my-posh I added the functionality to save the current working directory every time the prompt is displayed using the prompt function in Powershell. This is so that pwsh will cd into the last working directory directly if I open another pwsh instance.

function prompt{  
    #Tracking the current working directory
    if ( "$PWD" -ne "$recorded_cwd"){
        $global:recorded_cwd = $PWD
        echo "$PWD" > ~\"$env:USERNAME-cwd.txt"
    }
}
# Current working directory persistency (also see prompt function)
if ((Test-Path ~\"$env:USERNAME-cwd.txt") -and ("$PWD" -eq "$HOME")){
    cd $(gc ~\"$env:USERNAME-cwd.txt" -head 1)
}

however, calling oh-my-posh --init ... seems to have replaced the prompt function and my current wording directory won't get saved upon prompt display.

Is there a way to configure some custom commands in the configuration file of oh-my-posh?

[JanDeDobbeleer]

You can override the Set-PoshContext function to have the same effect.

[Kipre]

How about prepending something to the prompt itself, like here for opening new tabs in the same directory ?

[JanDeDobbeleer]

@Kipre that's already available using "osc99": true in your config.

[Kipre]

This is great, thanks a lot !