Add a newline after command is executed

[LunaVaio]

Similar to:
#1897

However, is it possible to add a newline AFTER the command is executed?

I tried adding an empty block but of course it ends up here:

I understand it's because the theme and the bash prompt are separate things.

I've tried doing this in bash but it has weird results. I'll keep trying but am wondering if there is a straight forward way to achieve this with oh-my-posh? Is there a built-in pre-exec function?

[LunaVaio]

Achieved it using:
https://github.com/rcaloras/bash-preexec

Steps:

1. Install then copy the bash-preexec.sh file to your home dir: ~/.bash-preexec.sh
2. Add to the END of your .bashrc the following. Make sure this is after your oh-my-posh eval line:

[[ -f ~/.bash-preexec.sh ]] && source ~/.bash-preexec.sh
preexec() {
    echo "";
}

3. Done

However still curious if can be done without it?

[JanDeDobbeleer]

Can't you add newline: true to the first block?

[LunaVaio]

Wow a response from the man himself, thanks for responding @JanDeDobbeleer , love your work.

How do you mean? As it will still end up with the same result as screenshot two won't it? I might be missing something here.

So I technically have 5 blocks:

I already have newline: true for the first block, to get the time/date there. How would I incorporate a new line to achieve the same thing I have here:

[JanDeDobbeleer]

@MoonlightXXIX ok, so. This isn't supported as there's no hook you can leverage here from oh-my-posh. So your solution is valid.