git tower can open the current repository at the terminal,
Against the window of an already open terminal
cd '/my/path/for/repo/.
This command is ignored during execution such as webpack server.
Is there a way to open it in a new window when opening a terminal from git tower?
I am sorry if it was Google translation because it is English translation.
Thank you.
Tower can only target the last active Terminal window.
Please make sure to have a Terminal window which can be used by Tower before calling Terminal.
Disclaimer: I'm with the support team for Tower
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I try to open a React project path in terminal window using VS Code's Open in Integrated Terminal (Ctrl+Shift+`), but it sets C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0 as current directory and not the project directory.
It doesn't behave like that for other projects (folders & paths).
This happened after I moved the files to another folder on my PC.
Screen shot of VS Code context menu with menu item Open in Integrated Terminal and the TERMINAL window with Windows PowerShell output and the path set as current directory.
this is return to special characters in file name.
characters like [ , ] made this error on VS code. git bash and CMD run well with them but vs code not.im not certain this is a bug or not
Want to use commands to be able to switch between rich presences. Have a main server management bot, trying to have it require my app.js file (in another folder) when I run "rHW". Whenever I run it, its all good and is running the rich presence, but I get the error: "connection closed at IPCTransport. (C:\Users\JeffofBread\Desktop\HW Presence\node_modules\discord-rpc\src\client.js:118:16)". Never happens when I just enter "node ." into terminal so I assume my rich presence code is fine, but dont know. Any ideas?
if (message.author.username === 'JeffOfBread'){
rHW = require('C:/Users/JeffofBread/Desktop/HW Presence/app.js')
message.channel.send('Homework Rich Presence: On')
}
Ok, found a solution. Had to do for some reason with the files running under different folders. Just moved them into the same folder, changed the path to the file, and it ran fine.
I just upgraded to MacOS Catalina, upgraded Xcode, did the xcode-select --install, deleted ports, installed ports, installed quartz, using ports installed gnu radio, LimeSDRsuite and gr-limesdr. gnuradio-config-info -v tells me that I have 3.8.2 installed.
Running gnuradio-companion just hangs and I have to kill the terminal window to exit (use red window X as ctl-c does not kill the process in the terminal). When just starting grc in the terminal according to top I do not see quartz start. If I start quartz first, it just hangs as before. The mini-apps in quartz seem to work. If I use the command-spacebar shortcut and type "gnar", I see a "GNURadio - Macports" and the details are show 3.8.2 with the expected date - selecting this brings up a bouncy gnu logo in the tray, but no screen visible. Right clicking show all windows shows an empty desktop with a "no windows available" message. I have to right click "force quit" to terminate this. Going to /Applications/MacPorts/GnuRadio in finder results in the same results.
I am assuming that Quartz is not launching, but not sure if that is quartz's fault or if grc never gets that far. I would appreciate any pointers on where to start on this?
Turns out the fix was a cliché, reboot the MacBook. When I relaunched gnu radio popped up a security access approval for python 3.7. Once I clicked OK, up popped Gnu Radio 3.8.2.
When i am trying to open my repo in the terminal from the Gitkraken GUI. It states:
There is no terminal configured in your settings. Would you like to configure your terminal now?
Next, I manually set the gnome terminal as custom terminal command with gnome-terminal %d. The keyword %d should be replaced with the repo path. Running this in a terminal works. However in Gitkraken i get:
Command failed. gnome-terminal path/to/repo /bin/sh
1: gnome-terminal: not-found
How do i setup gnome terminal as the default terminal for gitkraken. I am running Ubuntu 18.04.
Edit:
I see that GitKraken is runnig inside a snap. I have broaden the question to how to run a linux command from inside a snap.
Today i learned about snap confinement.
A snap’s confinement level is the degree of isolation it has from your
system.
To allow access to your system’s resources in much the same way traditional packages do You should install the snap with the --classic parameter.
snap install gitkraken --classic
I`m using Elementary Os Loki and wanted to use ONLYOFFICE.
I tried installing the last deb file from official site and tried to use the repo(no change). The problem is that when the package installs it doesn`t register itself to allow opening the file from filemanager or terminal(desktopeditors -f example.doc or smth).
I found whole dir in the official repo where I think all logic is handled.
(https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/desktop-apps/tree/master/win-linux/package/linux/qt-installer/packages/onlyoffice/data)
I also tried to fix by changing file in /usr/share/applications - defaults.list and desktopeditors.desktop.
Please fix this or give a nice explaination if it a feature.
The only way to open a file is to use internal file chooser dialog or to drag&drop a file on the window.
It is a bug in onlyoffice-desktopeditors. We will fix it soon. You can set file associations: open context menu of the file, choose "open with" -> "other applications". Then find 'desktopeditors' in recommended applications, select this and press 'Set as default' button.
After this you will be able to open files from file manager in ONLYOFFICE.