Set PS env var for each process
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This commit: - sets an OVERMIND_WORKER_NAME env var populated with the worker name for each tmux process Why? - It can be useful for each process to be able to reference its 'worker name' as specified in the Procfile.
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@DarthSim This would be a nice feature to get merged! Is there something I can do to help get this merged? Thanks for the awesome tool! |
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PS env var for each process
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Thanks a lot for the pull request. I changed place to define the variable to script file that already used to export Also I renamed variable to |
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Awesome thanks so much! |
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Why?
Closes #148
There may be a cleaner way to do this than just manipulating the tmux command, I'm certainly open to any suggestions!