Jonas Chevalier

@xpe: It's possible to redirect the stderr output by installing a custom hook into your shell but you might be missing important debugging output as well. direnv is a bit...

The latest release does a compromise and only shows the changed environment variables when entering a project. I think it's still useful to be reminded what changed.

I'm not sure what's the best. I'm going to add the ability to disable to log output by setting an empty DIRENV_LOG_FORMAT for now but maybe it should be the...

It's because I just pushed the change. Try getting the latest code from master. On 8 May 2014 09:55, "James Chen" [email protected] wrote: > @zimbatm https://github.com/zimbatm I tried setting an...

Yes I believe so On 8 May 2014 10:30, "James Chen" [email protected] wrote: > Reinstalled with homebrew --HEAD. Is that sufficient to get the master? > > — > Reply...

A variation on the _direnv_hook function using anonymous pipes. This trick should work in bash as well. ``` bash _direnv_hook() { eval "$(direnv export zsh 2> >( egrep -v -e...

Did you try using `hohup` to redirect the outputs as well? Bash won't let go of a process that easily I think. The other issue is what happens when two...

See also https://stackoverflow.com/a/10908325

This seems to work: ```sh background() { exec 0>&- exec 1>&- exec 2>&- exec 3>&- "$@" & disown $! } background sleep 10000 ``` The issue is fd 3 that...

cc @ipolyzos who did the snap packaging