On Mon, Aug 12, 2013 at 04:01:46PM -0400, Aaron Schrab wrote:
> Add -s option to the shown-environment command which will alter the
> output format to Bourne shell commands, allowing import of the
> environment into current shell with:
What use-case is this for? Note that "current shell" is really either
$SHELL or default-shell if in tmux, where escaping beyond POSIX might still
be necessary.
It's also somewhat confusing though because whatever goes in to tmux with
update-environment is already in the environment for all tmux windows (with
exceptions from those environment variables which have been unset; reflected
in the output from show-environment).
So really what you're saying is you then want some of these environment
variables to be available outside of tmux, no? I am not sure whether this
change you propose is good enough, or really necessary.
-- Thomas Adam
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