Linus Oleander

In the latest version you need to specify the git directory if you aren't in the same location as the `.git` folder. I'm not sure why I designed it this...

@rsharmachamp1 Sorry about that, lets see if we can fix it. Is the `.git` folder located in `.` as you specified?

What does `git branch` yield? Also, could you try to specify the output of `git rev-parse --show-toplevel` as the directory to `--repository=`? So if it yields `/a/b/c` try running `git...

Sure, go for it!

There might be some reference to `master` somewhere within the code base, but I agree that it should use the current branch rather than `master`. I'm open for a PR...

- Original issue for - `cycleIntervals` matryer/bitbar#412, matryer/bitbar#191 - `font.size/family` matryer/bitbar#310 - `ignoreFiles` [matryer/bitbar#214](https://github.com/matryer/bitbar/issues/214#issuecomment-185161862) - `terminalApp` matryer/bitbar#175 - Original discussion: matryer/bitbar#88

How did you install Ruby, via `rvm`, another package manager or was is prepackaged with your OS?

I can confirm this as well. Not sure what the problem is atm, but my research tells me it has something to do with git looking for a man page...

Use [NSAutoresizingMaskOptions](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nsautoresizingmaskoptions?language=swift)