Default color for GitPromt works only for terminals with dark background and light text

[fabgonzalez]

When copied into .bashrc (without any modification), it does not indicate that the prompt will be white for some cases, which if the user happens to have a terminal (like the default debian terminal) that has a light background with dark text on it, the user will not be able to read it correctly. It would be interesting if the default white color can be replaced for a color that can work fine on both environments. Perhaps blue???

[jcgoble3]

This is essentially just a personal code snippet that I chose to publish in case other people found it useful (and I'm glad people are finding it useful), and I use black backgrounds on all of my terminals, so white works for me. But you're right that white won't work for everyone, and I should probably be more explicit about saying that.

I'll make a note of this in the readme shortly, mentioning where and how to change the colors if desired, and leave this issue open as a reminder if I should ever choose to change the colors.

[fabgonzalez]

That sounds great. Thanks for the comment and the link. It is pretty descriptive. That really helps. Thanks