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Reline::Terminfo::TerminfoError
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The same stuff started happening today. If i run all the commands separately in different terminals (web, api, worker) - everything seems to work ok. UPD: If i comment a couple of lines (№ 20-22) in |
I can also confirm commenting out those lines does solve the problem. Created an issue on ruby/reline#447 too. |
For me, this turned out to be an issue with Homebrew's tmux version 3.3. Overmind uses tmux to run the As a workaround, I added the line I'm using macOS Catalina 10.15.7. |
This started happening to me when I upgraded from tmux 3.2a to tmux 3.3a via Homebrew. |
then
worked for me |
Can confirm that @simonhutchings workaround worked for me too. |
Ok, in case anyone finds this, for me none of the recommendations worked. I've just upgraded to Mac OS Ventura on an M1 and at the same time upgraded a lot of homebrew packages. So while I was having the same symptoms, I don't know what was at fault. But, while I was having this issue with Reline, I also had a new issue in Tmux where my backspace stopped working. Tmux 3.3a. While researching that issue I found this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23848061/cannot-get-delete-key-to-work-with-tmux-and-osx And the code in the answer actually both fixed my Reline issue with Overwind as well as my issue with the backspace.
Hope it can help someone that, like me, decided to upgrade its system on a Friday off :D |
I got here because I updated nixpkgs to 22.11 which pulls in a newer tmux. (reported the issue there btw) The source of the problem is not overmind or reline but tmux changing its default term color and MacOs not supporting the tmux settings by default. Many of the comments will help, but @nicalpi's comment is the one suggested by tmux author. (newish ncurses from nix also works to solve the problem, you don't need to use it from brew). same workaround for nix would be something like:
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And reline workaround. - DarthSim/overmind#132 - ruby/reline#447
Glad I was able to find this thread Till this day, @simonhutchings workaround worked for me too. |
Has anyone encountered an error like this before?
I can run the commands from
Procfile
manually. However,overmind start
fails.Here is the full logs
I am clueless at this stage and will take any help I can. 😅 Thank you!
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