CLI Herdr Command

`ed herdr command`

Prints the command that attaches to one Herdr pane.

ed herdr command <pane> [--machine <name>] [--session <name>] [--json]

Arguments

Name	Type / values	Default	What it does
`<pane>`	pane id, for example `w3:p1N`	required	The pane to attach to

Options

Name	Type / values	Default	What it does
`--machine <name>`	machine name, alias, UUID, unique prefix, or `local`	all hosts	Disambiguate when the same pane id exists on more than one machine
`--session <name>`	Herdr session name	all sessions	Disambiguate when the same pane id exists in more than one session
`--json`	flag	off	Emit JSON on stdout

--help is generated by the parser, prints the usage summary on stdout and exits 0.

The human form is one line, and nothing else:

ssh -tt tuf-wired -- herdr --session default agent attach w3:p1N

On this Mac the ssh -tt prefix is omitted:

herdr --session default agent attach w3:p1N

`--json` shape

{
  "command": "ssh -tt tuf-wired -- herdr --session default agent attach w3:p1N"
}

A pane that is not live, or a pane that matches more than once without --machine or --session, exits 3 with empty stdout. --machine that matches no configured machine also exits 3.

This only prints the line. It does not attach. The Herdr page in Edith opens a PTY with the same command.