v2.0.2

• Fixed client size when using tmux < 2.6;
• all can be used in formation as a process name to set the default number for all processes;
• Fixed behavior when --can-die or --processes is used with --formation.

v2.0.1

• Add shebang to processes scripts (fixes work on Fish);
• Ability to disable loading of .env by setting OVERMIND_SKIP_ENV environment variable.

v2.0.0

• Overmind v2 uses tmux in control mode;
• New stop command that stops the specified process without stopping Overmind;
• New run command for running arbitrary commands inside the Overmind environment;
• Support for wildcarded process names in restart and stop commands. Restarting/stopping all the processes if no names are provided;
• --stop-signals flag is added to specify stop signals for processes;
• Overmind exits with the maximum exit code of the launched processes;
• Ability to connect to the Overmind's tmux session in control mode. Allows to use iTerm2's tmux integration;
• $PORT environment variable is treated like --port flag;
• Fixed environment variables substitution in the .env files when single quotes are used.

v2.0.0.beta1

New Overmind uses tmux control mode to provide a more native way to manage processes. It removes wrapper over processes (overmind launch) and spawns as fewer helper processes as possible.

v1.2.1

• Add support of variable/command substitution in .env files
• Remove redundant title checking

v1.2

Add formation. You can specify the number of processes with -m proc1=2,proc2=3

v1.1.1

Fixed create window failed: index in use: 0 error

v1.1.0

Warning: This release is not backward compatible with previous ones. If you want to use connect command, you need to restart your Overmind instances.

• Run independent tmux server for every overmind instance for preventing environment mess.
• Show better error message if Overmind socket is already in use.

v1.0.9

• Add restarting died processes;
• Keep died processes window alive;
• Add env variable for socket path;
• Add env variable for additional env file.

v1.0.8.2

Fix cpu usage on darwin when compiled with 1.9