Scaling is done by custom var instead of powerline-text-scale-factor
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Hi!
Using
powerline-text-scale-factorfor scaling is nice hack, but unfortunately when setting it less than 1, it forces spaceline to be truncated like so:This PR does scaling by dedicated custom var
spaceline-scale-factorinstead ofpowerline-text-scale-factor. I've tested it in my setup and it works perfect.I'm not that much of a ELisp hacker myself, so any feedback is appreciated.