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@SuperBo Thank you for this package. Great work :) I also agree that it makes sense to split the variants into separate packages so totally on-board with that idea :)

Just to clarify for anyone the root cause of the issue is that there is no internal font name difference between the mono and non-mono variants.

Thanks to @jayywolff for mentioning the issue, you can see my comment as well here: https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/issues/127#issuecomment-299575371

This root cause issue should be fixed in v1.1 or maybe slip to a different future release.

Cheers

@jayywolff: Thanks for the idea. I now split into two variants, non-mono-glyph(this package) and mono-glyph.
@Light2Yellow,@chrko, @diyod: If you got the problem with current version, please try this package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nerd-fonts-complete-mono-glyphs/.

Sorry for this inconvenient.

Well, for me the glyphs are now broken: https://imgur.com/a/mmTHB
The font's name is "FuraMonoForPowerline Nerd Font" and the theme is powerlevel9k.
The glyghs were rendering perfectly before the update. Can I preserve the old behaviour?

UPD. sorry, missed the second part of your comment. Hope it'll get fixed soon, thanks.

@SuperBo

The upgrade 1.0.0-2 -> 1.0.0-3, Removing "single-width-glyphs" so the system would use the non-single-width-glyphs fixed a bug with small glyphs I've been dealing with for months now. Thank you! However since some people are complaining, it might make sense to maintain a "single-width-glyphs" and "non-single-width-glyphs" variant of nerd-fonts-complete. That way everyone can choose which version works best for them.

Of course, the upgrade also screwed up the alignment of the powerline symbols but thats always a mission to line up properly, I'll figure out a workaround there.

I had been following this bug report upstream for a while, but didn't realize it was just due to the way it was packaged. I'll report my findings there too.

https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/issues/127

@SuperBo

The upgrade 1.0.0-2 -> 1.0.0-3 broke my fonts, too -.-

@SuperBo

I don't think that update was necessary, in fact it broke vim-devicons for me. Downgrading the package solve the problem.

Don't worry I'm sure the majority of user don't really care about the package size, as the main point of that set font is esthetic.

@KarelvdP: The nerd-fonts collection includes more than 30 fonts separately. If I split it into one package per font I will have to maintain more than 30 packages @@.

I just remove "single-width-glyphs" variant fonts from the package to reduce the total size. Single-width-glyphs variant and no-single-width-glyphs variant have the same font name so just one of both will be seen and used by the system at the same time.

Very awesome! Would it be possible to split this in packages per font? The total package is quite big. Might not be worth the extra maintain effort though.

Awesome, thanks!

@ocelotsloth I'm on travel right now without my desktop. I will update it in the next week.

Sorry for this inconvenient.