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running the e2e from inside a herdr session leaked herdr_pane_id into
the cli, so pane current looked for the caller's pane on the throwaway
server and the script died with "herdr client did not come up".
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The config turns ui.tab_style = "tmux" on, with the row at the bottom like
tmux's status line. The : prompt takes tmux's session commands, on
workspaces: new-session (-s, -c, -d, -A), switch-client -t/-n/-p/-l,
attach-session -t, list-sessions, kill-session -t, with tmux's messages for
a taken or missing name. test-e2e covers both, prints the config check's
diagnostics when it fails, and finds the tab row wherever it is drawn.
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scripts/build builds the checkout with the pinned toolchains -- Homebrew's
keg-only rustup, Zig 0.16.0 from ~/.local/opt, crates through sfw, Zig's
hash-pinned packages prefetched by Zig since sfw's proxy breaks them -- and
installs it as ~/.local/bin/tmuxrdr. install now sets up tmuxrdr only, in
~/.config/tmuxrdr, and refuses a binary that reads its config elsewhere.
test-e2e tests tmuxrdr and starts with a config check. The config turns off
herdr's update check, whose update would install stock herdr over the fork.
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What tmuxrdr is, how to install, test, maintain and later build it, and
the roadmap: the tmux bindings and behaviours only a patch to herdr's code
can give, with the patch and its touch points for each.
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install links ~/.config/herdr/config.toml and the plugin to this checkout
and registers the plugin. test-e2e presses each binding in a herdr client
running in a throwaway tmux and session, and checks the result through the
herdr CLI. sync-upstream rebases the tmuxrdr commits onto a newer herdr
release, keeping the old branch as a backup.
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tmux's bindings on herdr's built-in actions, and the tmux-mode plugin's
actions and popups for the rest, each entry commented with the tmux line
it mirrors: tmux 3.7c's defaults with this machine's tmux.conf and
~/.tmux.conf.local on top. herdr defaults that collided with tmux keys
moved; herdr's own kept where tmux leaves the key unbound.
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The tmux default prefix bindings herdr has no built-in action for, as a
herdr plugin built on its CLI and socket: break-pane, swap-pane and
rotate-window by pane order (focus behaviour measured on tmux 3.7c),
mark/clear-mark, last-window and switch-client -l (from focus events, per
session), select-window and move-window by index, paste-buffer -p,
display-message in tmux's default format, select-layout -E, kill-pane and
kill-window behind tmux's y/n prompts, a command prompt taking tmux's
commands, clock-mode, show-messages, and automatic-rename.
Also a .gitignore for secrets scoped to tmuxrdr/, leaving herdr's own
untouched.
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