Problem to install

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Hi,

After installation, I have only this icon on tmux status bar.

I tried to change zsh to bash, minimal tmux.conf, new ubuntu user but I have only the same icon. Did I forget something?

[arl]

Can you show your tmux.conf and in which directory did you install tmux-gitbar?

Le 31 août 2016 13:33, "Michael Salihi" notifications@github.com a écrit :

Hi,

After installation, I have only this icon on tmux status bar. [image: image] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1840522/18127148/d510c470-6f7e-11e6-8683-1674f04f7acc.png

I tried to change zsh to bash, minimal tmux.conf, new ubuntu user but I have only the same icon. Did I forget something?

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[prestancedesign]

Thx for your response.

I install in ~/.tmux-gitbar.

My tmux.conf : @tmux.txt

Clarification, I also tried with an empty basic tmux.conf on new Ubuntu user and the same problem persist.

[arl]

You're welcome. Thanks for the information, so you tried with an empty tmux.conf, containing only what is required for tmux-gitbar, and you got the same problem? Can you confirm you restarted tmux after cleaning the configuration file, and that you didn't have any tmux sessions running? I will need also your tmux version. Does your repository contain submodules? Do you have the same result by entering into a newly created directory, after typing git init? That's a bunch of questions but I will need more context in order to help you solve that, for now I have honestly no clue ;-)

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Can you show your tmux.conf and in which directory did you install tmux-gitbaris?

Le 31 août 2016 13:33, "Michael Salihi" notifications@github.com a écrit :

Hi,

After installation, I have only this icon on tmux status bar. [image: image] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1840522/18127148/d510c470- 6f7e-11e6-8683-1674f04f7acc.png

I tried to change zsh to bash, minimal tmux.conf, new ubuntu user but I have only the same icon. Did I forget something?

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Thanks for the information, so you tried with an empty tmux.conf, containing only what is required for tmux-gitbar, and you got the same problem?

Yes.

Can you confirm you restarted tmux after cleaning the configuration file, and that you didn't have any tmux sessions running?

Yes, I do tmux kill-server; tmux. Even better, I start from scratch in new created user (no dotfile config, bash, etc) on my Ubuntu.

I will need also your tmux version.

tmux 2.1

Does your repository contain submodules?

Yes.

Do you have the same result by entering into a newly created directory, after typing git init?

Yes.

[arl]

Ok thanks for the detailed reporting. I now should be able to reproduce

Le 31 août 2016 17:31, "Michael Salihi" notifications@github.com a écrit :

Thanks for the information, so you tried with an empty tmux.conf, containing only what is required for tmux-gitbar, and you got the same problem?

Yes.

Can you confirm you restarted tmux after cleaning the configuration file, and that you didn't have any tmux sessions running?

Yes, I do tmux kill-server; tmux. Even better, I start from scratch in new created user (no dotfile config, bash, etc) on my Ubuntu.

I will need also your tmux version.

tmux 2.1

Does your repository contain submodules?

Yes.

Do you have the same result by entering into a newly created directory, after typing git init?

Yes.

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Thank you @aurelien-rainone ! For my side, i'll update tmux 2.2.

[prestancedesign]

Same problem with version 2.2. Perhaps a track, when I source directlty tmux-gitbar.conf, I have this warning : /home/user/.tmux-gitbar/tmux-gitbar.conf:11: unknown command: readonly

[arl]

Are you not using bash?

[arl]

If you are not using bash but a different shell, tell me which one and I'll add support for it

[prestancedesign]

I use zsh, but I tested with bash and nothing better. :(

[arl]

When you say you tested with zsh, do you mean you changed the default shell of your system (with chsh command)? Just to confirm the problem comes from tmux and not from the fact tmux uses another shell, would you please tell me what is the value of the $SHELL env var when you are in tmux and the problem happens. The fact that sourcing tmux.conf raises an error about the readonly keyword not available seems significative of an old version of bash that does not support readonly, or another shell

Le 31 août 2016 21:11, "Michael Salihi" notifications@github.com a écrit :

I use zsh, but I tested with bash and nothing better. :(

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Hi,

As I said before, I create a new Ubuntu user on my computer so I start from scratch with default Ubuntu shell :

• echo $SHELL = /bin/bash
• bash --version = GNU bash, version 4.3.46(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)

My bad for readonly warning. It's happening when I do tmux source-file instead of source command :\

With source command no warning ! ;)

[arl]

I also tried tmux-gitbar with latest tmux, version 2.2, and no problem. There must be something obvious that is different in your configuration I presume but I can't seem to see what. tmux-gitbar is tested on travis boxes, so with a really basic environment. Last thing I can try, because i would really like to understand what is happening and how to fix this, for you and other people that may have the same problem, is to analyze the trace produced by:

bash -x update-gitbar 2> trace

Run this when you are in tmux-gitbar root dir and copy the generated trace file

[prestancedesign]

Last thing I can try, because i would really like to understand what is happening and how to fix this

Thank you. I appreciate that.

Here is the trace file of an default new Ubuntu user test with default .bashrc and .tmux.conf with only the line to source tmux-gitbar : trace.tar.gz

[arl]

OMG...I need holydays I guess, now it seems so obvious by looking at your first comment with the screenshot, I honestly thought about it the 1st time but didnt get to the bottom of it.
So the default value for the right part of the tmux status string, on your version of tmux at least, seems to be ' "#{=21:pane_title}" %H:%M %d-%b-%y', that's why you get some things written on the right of the status bar even if you didn't set nothing in tmux.conf. But this string expands to something quite long, avoiding the tmux-gitbar to show entirely.

So you have 2 solutions:

• expand the length of the right status string to 100 for example, by adding this to tmux.conf:

set -g status-right-length 100

• or set something different for your right status string, empty is also ok:

set -g status-right ""

I guess I should add something about that on the README... Thank you!

[arl]

I added a troubleshooting section to the README: 875b0c4

[prestancedesign]

Well done ! ;) Thank you @aurelien-rainone