Is it possible to specify multiple commands in `tmuxinator`'s `pre_window`?

Question

In tmuxinator config files, you can specify that multiple commands should be run in a single shell, e.g.:

windows:
  - logs:
    - cd ~/project/log
    - tail -f db.log

Can you do the same with pre_window? The following things have not worked:

1.

pre_window:
  - cmd1
  - cmd2

2.

pre_window: [ cmd1,
  cmd ]

3.

pre_window:
  - a: cmd1
  - b: cmd2

I may be missing something fairly simple; I don't know YAML very well or understand tmuxinator's implementation much.

I already know about (and am currently using)

pre_window: cmd1 && cmd2

What I'd like is for tmuxinator to send each line separately.

@ramirio thank you for the link. Post it as an answer with, like, a sentence-long writeup and I'll accept it. — Jim Witschey
– Jim Witschey, Commented Nov 15, 2016 at 20:52

brrystrw · Accepted Answer · 2017-12-04 19:41:06Z

2

Currently there is a pull request for these feature in the tmuxinator repository.
You can fetch the pull request locally (maybe using git-extras) and build the gem while they don't merge it.

They merged the PR and this feature is in the new release.

edited Dec 4, 2017 at 19:41

answered Nov 15, 2016 at 23:12

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