#(gitmux #{pane_current_path}) doesn't work

[ryuheechul]

Expected Behavior

shows git status

Actual Behavior

shows nothing

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. add this line to tmux.conf set -g status-right '#(gitmux #{pane_current_path})'

I fixed the issue with set -g status-right '#(gitmux "#{pane_current_path}")' which is surround #{pane_current_path} with ""

Specifications

• OS: macOS 10.15.3 + zsh
• gitmux version: <development version>>
• tmux version: tmux 3.0a
• in case the problem only happens in a specific directory: run gitmux -dbg in that directory

[arl]

Thanks for reporting that.
I'm going to try if adding " works also on Linux/bash (I guess it will) and correct the README accordingly.

But I'd like to understand the reason why quotes ares needed on your system. It would be great if you could help me pinpoint if the problems come from:

• your OS (Mac)
• the fact you use zsh
• the fact that you use a recent version of tmux

@ryuheechul do you think you can help me with that?

Thanks

[ryuheechul]

You are welcome, @arl. I will try to use other stacks with gitmux to see if I can narrow it down :)

[ryuheechul]

when I:
(on macOS)

• ❌ switched to bash, still the same issue.
  (on macOS + bash)
• ❌ downgraded tmux 2.9, still the same issue.
• ❌ downgraded tmux 2.4, still the same issue.
  (on Ubuntu via multipass + bash)
• 🔵 using tmux 2.6 - the issue is resolved and it works with both set -g status-right '#(gitmux #{pane_current_path})' and set -g status-right '#(gitmux "#{pane_current_path}")'
• 🔵 using tmux 3.0a - same as above.

So I think this issue has to do something with macOS, and I still wish the documentation changes for considering many macOS developers and the changes syntax also seems to work with linux (at least with Ubuntu) as well.

[arl]

Ok so it seems the problem is macOS specific then.
Thanks for that thorough testing.
I'm gonna update the README to include the double quotes.

[ryuheechul]

Thanks!

[qejecooo]

Have the same problem, can someone help? tried all of the above, plus tried editing PATH, that helped a person from another ticket. OS: ubuntu 20.04 that runs through WSL