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I think this is an odd bug. My laptop might be too fast. I have been very happy with the consular gem until now and it all works fine. For each project I usually have it open 5 tabs for server, guard, console, db, and other tasks.
I just purchased the MBP 15" with 500GB SSD drive and 16GB of Ram. Now consular goes through its opening routine in about 10% the time it used to take on my MBP 17" with 4GB RAM and a regular hard disk. A 90% speed improvement.
The issue though is that many of the tabs won't function properly because they did not switch to the targeted Rails app directory. It looks as if it's going too fast and it does not have time to do so.
This happens both when using the before run routine or trying to cd to the right directory within a block for each tab.
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I have this issue too. It happens for this script:
before { run 'cd ~/Development/clients/client' }
run 'shotgun -p 5000'
pane do
run "rvm gemset use client; git status"
pane "rvm gemset use client; grunt watch"
end
I'm using iTerm 1.0.0.20140629, consular 1.0.3, and consular-iterm 1.0.2
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I think this is an odd bug. My laptop might be too fast. I have been very happy with the consular gem until now and it all works fine. For each project I usually have it open 5 tabs for server, guard, console, db, and other tasks.
I just purchased the MBP 15" with 500GB SSD drive and 16GB of Ram. Now consular goes through its opening routine in about 10% the time it used to take on my MBP 17" with 4GB RAM and a regular hard disk. A 90% speed improvement.
The issue though is that many of the tabs won't function properly because they did not switch to the targeted Rails app directory. It looks as if it's going too fast and it does not have time to do so.
This happens both when using the before run routine or trying to cd to the right directory within a block for each tab.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: