Jonas Chevalier

tmux is problematic. It inherits environment variables from the caller but also seem to be loading the user's profile (resetting the PATH in the process) which gives you a mixed...

So I did some spelunking, from the man pages: ``` default-command shell-command Set the command used for new windows (if not specified when the window is created) to shell-command, which...

Just to recap, it's easy to reproduce the issue without direnv: `export PATH=/woot:$PATH; tmux` then `echo $PATH` inside the tmux window, "/woot" would have disappeared since the profile has been...

I currently have /bin/zsh as my default shell and ~/.zshrc and ~/.bashrc configured with the direnv hook. If all environment variables are set by the system and user profiles then...

Too tired, here's an interesting ref for myself in the future: http://sourceforge.net/p/tmux/tmux-code/ci/master/tree/session.c#l243

Cool. If this works well then I'll make a guide of how to use direnv with TMUX. The biggest issue I think is if you change environment variables instead of...

ping :)

Okay, thanks for the status update. I'll see what I can do to make the situation better in the future but I think it depends more on tmux behaving badly...

Yeah, and last time I checked I remember having to go through multiple layers of indirection to find where the env was defined. It wasn't straightforward. I also remember thinking...

Since a new install of bash/zsh is started maybe it can be put in the .bashrc/.zshrc ? `direnv reload` is probably not ideal though because it forces all shells to...