AFAIK, you'll need to have at least `setw -g mode-keys vi` in your ~/.tmux.conf file to allow tmux to use vi keybindings in copy mode (`Ctrl+b ]`). Make sure to fully exit all tmux sessions and start a new session after…
Ah! Thanks for pointing that out. That's the piece I forgot about here. iTerm is populating the system clipboard from tmux because of the tmux integration [1]. [1] https://iterm2.com/documentation-tmux-integration.html
That's a fair point! The kubernetes example I gave is somewhat contrived, but I will say that I prefer to have whatever resource id I'm working with in my clipboard vs. relying on myself to select the correct one in a…
I haven't tried it, but that looks pretty great! Kind of like a TUI version of something like Lens.
This should work the same locally & on remote hosts. Tmux doesn't care that you're ssh'd into some host. As long as your system & version of tmux supports copying to the local clipboard, you should have no problems…
Using the tmux vi keybindings to copy and paste between panes is great if you haven't tried it. This copy/paste workflow is really nice for working with kubernetes on the command line. E.g., imagine that you need to…
AFAIK, you'll need to have at least `setw -g mode-keys vi` in your ~/.tmux.conf file to allow tmux to use vi keybindings in copy mode (`Ctrl+b ]`). Make sure to fully exit all tmux sessions and start a new session after…
Ah! Thanks for pointing that out. That's the piece I forgot about here. iTerm is populating the system clipboard from tmux because of the tmux integration [1]. [1] https://iterm2.com/documentation-tmux-integration.html
That's a fair point! The kubernetes example I gave is somewhat contrived, but I will say that I prefer to have whatever resource id I'm working with in my clipboard vs. relying on myself to select the correct one in a…
I haven't tried it, but that looks pretty great! Kind of like a TUI version of something like Lens.
This should work the same locally & on remote hosts. Tmux doesn't care that you're ssh'd into some host. As long as your system & version of tmux supports copying to the local clipboard, you should have no problems…
Using the tmux vi keybindings to copy and paste between panes is great if you haven't tried it. This copy/paste workflow is really nice for working with kubernetes on the command line. E.g., imagine that you need to…