No longer works with iTerm2 (3.0.0)

[cmgmyr]

I've also tried updating the config to use: "iTerm_version": "nightly", and "iTerm_version": "stable", as well as removing it. I haven't been able to get it to work

[daften]

I have the same problem ATM

[skebi69]

Ditto. There is no output at all.

[kandrei]

Same for me. Updated to iTerm2 3.0.0 and Shuttle doesn't open terminals anymore. If Iterm is closed, it opens and then quickly closes. If it's already open, it doesn't do anything.

[killerwolf]

Same problem here, switched back to Terminal.app for now

[Dreeg]

Me too.

[berkayunal]

Same here :(

[patroqueeet]

+1

[isaiaslucena]

+1

[rodaddy]

ditto

[rodaddy]

just changed my JSON, and now it works.
"editor": "default",
"launch_at_login": true,
"terminal": "iTerm",
"iTerm_version": "nightly",
"default_theme": "Man Page",
"open_in": "tab",
"show_ssh_config_hosts": true,
"ssh_config_ignore_hosts": [ ],
"ssh_config_ignore_keywords": [ ],
"hosts":

[kandrei]

Confirmed, the @rodaddy changes to the config file work.

Thank you!

[skebi69]

Hmmm. The change did not work for me.

"editor": "vim",
"launch_at_login": true,
"terminal": "iTerm",
"iTerm_version": "nightly",
"open_in": "tab",
"default_theme": "Default",
"show_ssh_config_hosts": true,
"ssh_config_ignore_hosts": [ ],
"ssh_config_ignore_keywords": [ ],

[kandrei]

My only set of parameters that have anything to do with iTerm are:

"terminal": "iTerm",
"iTerm_version": "nightly",
"open_in": "tab",
"launch_at_login": true,

The differences from before the upgrade are the "iTerm_version" parameter which was changed to "nightly" and the addition (I didn't have it previously) of the "open_in" parameter with the value "tab".

Maybe you could try only with these, without default_theme and editor.

I've tested again and it still works ;) It works with iTerm closed and it also works with iTerm already open. Shuttle version 1.2.5.

[skebi69]

I am on 1.2.6. I took out the editor and default_theme and still no luck.

[kandrei]

@rodaddy : What version are you using?