Add GitPromptValues global to allow error status display in prompt #684
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…is useful to display the error status of the last command. But inorder to do that we must preserve the value of $? and make theoriginal $LASTEXITCODE available to string expansion in the prompt.
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It is useful to display the error status of the last command. But in
order to do that we must preserve the value of $? and make the
original $LASTEXITCODE available to string expansion in the prompt.
cc #681