I'd like to automate the setup of my dev environment. I had to fallback from guake to gnome-terminal since guake (dropdown behavior was incredible) has issues with Wayland. I'm on Manjaro with gnome desktop.
Here's my script:
#!/bin/bash
gnome-terminal --tab -t "TSR VIM" --working-directory /my/working/dir/ -- vim
gnome-terminal --tab -t "TSR CMD" --working-directory /my/working/dir/ -e 'git status'
gnome-terminal --tab -t "TSR Server" --working-directory /my/working/dir/ -e 'bundle exec hanami server'
This does the following:
- command: works in full. A new tab is opened, title renamed and vim is started.
- command: it runs git status but it stays in that state. I can't run any other commands after that. Also, the title is not renamed. The working directory is set.
- command: same as the second. If I stop the server with CRTL + C, I cant use the tab anymore.
I'm also prompted to change -e to -- for the 2. and 3. command. However, doing that returns another error: Failed to execve: File or directory with that name doesn't exist.
Finally, the initial tab remains opened.
I checked other SO questions and tried my google fu and implementing different solutions, however, I had no success.
Can someone help with this problem?
Best, seba
