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When running mprocs it will load the set of programs in your config file, what I'd love to see is being able to define multiple environments.
So I could do something such as mprocs x - which would load one set of programs mprocs y - which would load another set
Etc until you've created all you need
Obviously this can be done when launching mprocs by listing out mprocs with programs to launch but having this in the config would streamline the process. It can also be done by changing you current directory and just having mprocs configs floating around your file system but that seems like a bizarre way to handle it.
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You can already do it by supplying the --config/-c argument: mprocs - will use mprocs.yaml by default mprocs -c mprocs-x.yaml - will use mprocs-x.yaml from current directory
When running mprocs it will load the set of programs in your config file, what I'd love to see is being able to define multiple environments.
So I could do something such as
mprocs x
- which would load one set of programsmprocs y
- which would load another setEtc until you've created all you need
Obviously this can be done when launching mprocs by listing out mprocs with programs to launch but having this in the config would streamline the process. It can also be done by changing you current directory and just having mprocs configs floating around your file system but that seems like a bizarre way to handle it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: