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https://github.com/guard/guard/blob/master/lib/guard/notifiers/tmux.rb
tmux set -g #{ color_location }
Having it like this incorrectly targets all tmux sessions, it should only target the one that guard runs inside, like this:
tmux set #{ color_location }
I was trying to make the window (tab) with guard in it (in my case number 0) get colored instead of status-left-bg
status-left-bg
:color_location => '-w -t 0 window-status-bg'
But this combined with set -g incorrecty targets all windows in all sessions.
set -g
How to reproduce:
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https://github.com/guard/guard/blob/master/lib/guard/notifiers/tmux.rb
tmux set -g #{ color_location }
Having it like this incorrectly targets all tmux sessions,
it should only target the one that guard runs inside, like this:
tmux set #{ color_location }
I was trying to make the window (tab) with guard in it (in my case number 0) get colored instead of
status-left-bg
But this combined with
set -g
incorrecty targets all windows in all sessions.How to reproduce:
status-left-bg
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: