iTerm2 dynamic tab color for specific processes
I'm looking for a way to have tab color change based on the process running in the tab. For instance when I run a Rails server iTerm recognizes that there's an instance of ruby running. Could i have iTerm color that tab when it sees a specific process running like that?
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I'm looking for a way to have tab color change based on the process running in the tab. For instance when I run a Rails server iTerm recognizes that there's an instance of ruby running. Could i have iTerm color that tab when it sees a specific process running like that?
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I'm looking for a way to have tab color change based on the process running in the tab. For instance when I run a Rails server iTerm recognizes that there's an instance of ruby running. Could i have iTerm color that tab when it sees a specific process running like that?
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I'm looking for a way to have tab color change based on the process running in the tab. For instance when I run a Rails server iTerm recognizes that there's an instance of ruby running. Could i have iTerm color that tab when it sees a specific process running like that?
macos iterm2
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Possible duplicate of Programmatically set the color of a tab in iTerm2?
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2 days ago
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Possible duplicate of Programmatically set the color of a tab in iTerm2?
– slhck
2 days ago
Possible duplicate of Programmatically set the color of a tab in iTerm2?
– slhck
2 days ago
Possible duplicate of Programmatically set the color of a tab in iTerm2?
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