exit code isn't picked up for me - am I testing this wrong?

[Lockszmith-GH]

This seems like a bug to me, but I don't see people reporting it, so doubting myself here a bit.

Problem: exit code is not picked up.

How I'm testing:

POSH_CONFIG=<poshconfigfile>
# Expecting 'exit(false)'
bash -c "exit 1" ; oh-my-posh --config $POSH_CONFIG debug | grep "^exit("
# Expecting 'exit(true)'
bash -c "exit 0" ; oh-my-posh --config $POSH_CONFIG debug | grep "^exit("

Depending on the configuration I either get all false or all true - usually all true.

Where I'm running:
Testing with bash, on Debian bullseye or Ubuntu Jammy based systems (Pop!_OS, TrueNAS SCALE)

My question:
How is the exit code collected, am I missing something? Am I not testing correctly?

[JanDeDobbeleer]

@Lockszmith-GH the test isn't going to work as the init script is where that magic happens. So without initializing in the shell using eval "$(oh-my-posh init bash)" this will never work correctly.

[Lockszmith-GH]

Thanks for setting me straight. I had some history manipulation running as part of the PROMPT hook before _omp_hook.
Your comment helped me identify it.