Casper da Costa-Luis
Casper da Costa-Luis
looks like either a bug or misunderstanding in how `luigi` works, not `tqdm`. ```diff -from time import sleep +from time import sleep, time ... - for i in tqdm(range(10)): -...
Is this still an issue? To be clear, this should not be the case: > For example, if I set > > ``` > tmux set -g status-right "%H:%M:%S" >...
While testing this, I think I've found an upstream problem (with `tmux` or `tpm`). Basically ```bash set -g status-right "%H:%M:%S #(sleep 1)" set -g status-interval 5 ``` will ignore `status-interval`...
reset colours: ```diff -set-option -g status-right 'CPU: #{cpu_fg_color}#{cpu_percentage} MEM: #{ram_fg_color}#{ram_percentage}' +set-option -g status-right 'CPU: #{cpu_fg_color}#{cpu_percentage}#[fg=#aaaaaa] MEM: #{ram_fg_color}#{ram_percentage}' ``` I'm on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 and haven't noticed doubled up percentages...
> 20.04 on WSL2. Tmux version is 3.0a Sounds like life on the edge
odd. you could add `PATH="/usr/bin:$PATH"` to the top of `$HOME/.tmux/plugins/tmux-cpu/scripts/helpers.sh`
I've been thinking hard about this and the main goal for me is to minimise code duplication. There's a lot of repetition in `tmux-cpu`'s source, and if we create `tmux-memory`...
at least should also use `(cell_num + 1)` by default to correspond to the numbering in the notebook
For very complicated cases I often tend to ```bash nbstripout --uninstall git stash git pull git stash pop nbstripout --install ```