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@hiszd I tried with your exact config and it worked as expected for me. I'm getting a new tmux session with Do you still experience this issue, and if so, what Tmux version are you on? |
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Using command line arguments has been great so far and I intend to use them always, but I'm not sure how to do the thing I want to do now.
I want to run a command like
tmuxinator start rdev user 127.0.0.1and have a config for rdev like this:
But the arguments don't get put into the command, or the config just doesn't know what to do with them.
Is there a correct way of doing this?
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