Add mprocs support for breeze start-airflow command - #58702
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It seems like a super nice feature to try!
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Cool! Need to try (and I thought I am quite modern using tmux...)
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From an initial look, it looks good! Will take it for a spin!
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Redis failures seem unrelated, rebasing. |
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Tried it out and absolutely love it! The copy mode is a game changer for me, makes navigating and copying much much easier!
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For years we used tmux as the driver for breeze's start-airflow command, however there are better alternatives. One of the best ones available now which seems to perfectly match our needs is mprocs. It's a modern alternative to tmux for managing multiple processes. It provides: - Intuitive TUI with better visual feedback - Easy process management (start, stop, restart) - Mouse and keyboard navigation - Process status indicators - Better cross-platform support For now you need to use `--use-mprocs` flag to enable it, but once we test that it works well we can make it default.
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Made a few updates:
I noticed that in my iTerm2 on MacOS) - things are somewhat broken, COPY MODE does not turn on on mouse actions, and in docker you cannot switch to output panel (real bummer). Standard terminal on MacOS works without problems - so a way to workaround it is to use the standard terminal. I opened an issue for that pvolok/dekit#179 |
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Also added an issue for iTerm2 https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/-/issues/12628 |
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Cool, I’m looking forward to it 🙌
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…ache#58702) For years we used tmux as the driver for breeze's start-airflow command, however there are better alternatives. One of the best ones available now which seems to perfectly match our needs is mprocs. It's a modern alternative to tmux for managing multiple processes. It provides: - Intuitive TUI with better visual feedback - Easy process management (start, stop, restart) - Mouse and keyboard navigation - Process status indicators - Better cross-platform support For now you need to use `--use-mprocs` flag to enable it, but once we test that it works well we can make it default. (cherry picked from commit b7b4385) Co-authored-by: Jarek Potiuk <jarek@potiuk.com>
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Backport here #58720 |
…8702) (#58720) For years we used tmux as the driver for breeze's start-airflow command, however there are better alternatives. One of the best ones available now which seems to perfectly match our needs is mprocs. It's a modern alternative to tmux for managing multiple processes. It provides: - Intuitive TUI with better visual feedback - Easy process management (start, stop, restart) - Mouse and keyboard navigation - Process status indicators - Better cross-platform support For now you need to use `--use-mprocs` flag to enable it, but once we test that it works well we can make it default. (cherry picked from commit b7b4385)
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Can we have this in |
It is not tooling but as long as somebody installs the (external) dependency - I'd think would be cool. In my view: Feel free to contribute. But should be (for the beginning at least) an optional flag. |
Wow! It looks coool 🙌 |
We might thing of something like that. PRs are most welcome @Dev-iL |
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I've been away for quite a while, and already breeze gets a complete makeover. |
…8702) (#58720) For years we used tmux as the driver for breeze's start-airflow command, however there are better alternatives. One of the best ones available now which seems to perfectly match our needs is mprocs. It's a modern alternative to tmux for managing multiple processes. It provides: - Intuitive TUI with better visual feedback - Easy process management (start, stop, restart) - Mouse and keyboard navigation - Process status indicators - Better cross-platform support For now you need to use `--use-mprocs` flag to enable it, but once we test that it works well we can make it default. (cherry picked from commit b7b4385)
For years we used tmux as the driver for breeze's start-airflow command, however there are better alternatives. One of the best ones available now which seems to perfectly match our needs is mprocs. It's a modern alternative to tmux for managing multiple processes. It provides: - Intuitive TUI with better visual feedback - Easy process management (start, stop, restart) - Mouse and keyboard navigation - Process status indicators - Better cross-platform support For now you need to use `--use-mprocs` flag to enable it, but once we test that it works well we can make it default.
For years we used tmux as the driver for breeze's start-airflow command, however there are better alternatives. One of the best ones available now which seems to perfectly match our needs is mprocs. It's a modern alternative to tmux for managing multiple processes. It provides: - Intuitive TUI with better visual feedback - Easy process management (start, stop, restart) - Mouse and keyboard navigation - Process status indicators - Better cross-platform support For now you need to use `--use-mprocs` flag to enable it, but once we test that it works well we can make it default.
For years we used tmux as the driver for breeze's start-airflow command, however there are better alternatives. One of the best ones available now which seems to perfectly match our needs is mprocs. It's a modern alternative to tmux for managing multiple processes. It provides: - Intuitive TUI with better visual feedback - Easy process management (start, stop, restart) - Mouse and keyboard navigation - Process status indicators - Better cross-platform support For now you need to use `--use-mprocs` flag to enable it, but once we test that it works well we can make it default.
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For years we used tmux as the driver for breeze's start-airflow command, however there are better alternatives.
One of the best ones available now which seems to perfectly match our needs is mprocs.
It's a modern alternative to tmux for managing multiple processes. It provides:
For now you need to use
--use-mprocsflag to enable it, but once we test that it works well we can make it default.^ Add meaningful description above
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