I've got a weird issue where running a script with "run-shell" acts differently
than running it from my actual shell.
I've bound my script like so:
> bind-key -n "M-B" run-shell "/bin/bash /usr/bin/test.sh"
Here's is the script I'm trying to run:
> #!/bin/bash
> lockfile="/tmp/.tmux.lock"
> touch "${lockfile}"
> tmux choose-buffer "paste-buffer -b '%%' ; run-shell \"rm ${lockfile}\""
> while [ -f "${lockfile}" ]
> do
> sleep 1
> done
> touch "/tmp/.paste.done"
If I run the script from my shell, it works fine. The lock-file gets created,
and then removed. The "/tmp/.paste.done" file is also created.
If, however, I run the script using my key-binding above, I get an error on
line 4.
The paste-buffer will paste, but the lock-file is never removed.
One weird thing I've figured out, is that if I remove the while-loop on lines
5-8, the script works no matter how I call it.
Any other thoughts/ideas on how to troubleshoot or debug this?
-- Kyel
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