
John Stegeman developed the Working Copy Change Count feature for the Jujutsu segment in the oh-my-posh repository, enabling users to see the number of local changes relative to the nearest bookmark directly in their prompt. He updated the Jujutsu logic in Go to compute this count accurately, introduced a configurable icon, and added an optional fetch capability. John also revised the data schema and enhanced the Markdown documentation to support user configuration and clarity. His work focused on improving prompt reliability and developer productivity, delivering a well-contained feature that increased workspace observability without introducing unnecessary complexity or surface area.

December 2025: Delivered a new Working Copy Change Count feature for the Jujutsu segment in oh-my-posh, enabling users to quantify local changes relative to the nearest bookmark with an optional fetch and a configurable icon. This required updates to the Jujutsu logic, data schema, and user documentation. The feature is backed by commit d684a816d072f8090edebb9ebd804b73160d71e3 and is designed to improve prompt reliability and developer productivity by making the workspace state more observable at a glance.
December 2025: Delivered a new Working Copy Change Count feature for the Jujutsu segment in oh-my-posh, enabling users to quantify local changes relative to the nearest bookmark with an optional fetch and a configurable icon. This required updates to the Jujutsu logic, data schema, and user documentation. The feature is backed by commit d684a816d072f8090edebb9ebd804b73160d71e3 and is designed to improve prompt reliability and developer productivity by making the workspace state more observable at a glance.
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