use "base-index" from the tmux.conf about tmuxinator

[jkatzer]

yes please. i am not sure about ruby but in most programming languages we start counting at 0

[williscool]

+1 on this.

its easy enough to dig into the config of the gem and change it ie:

~/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p0/gems/tmuxinator-0.5.0/lib/tmuxinator/assets/tmux_config.tmux

on my box

but its weird to have it ignore what you've got in your own conf

[holmboe]

👍

This should not be hardwired in tmuxinator. Let the base-index setting in ~/.tmux.conf be the point of configuration for this.

Closing as #96 fixes this.

[jottr]

#96 seems to not fix this for me.

$ tmuxinator version
tmuxinator 0.6.7

This is what I have in my .tmux.conf:

# Start numbering windows at 1 instead 0
set-option -g base-index 1
set-window-option -g pane-base-index 1

Starting tmux without tmuxinator properly numbers the windows from 1...N.
Starting tmux with tmuxinator does not obey the settings in my .tmux.conf and starts numbering the windows from 0...N.

What does tmux show-options -g | grep index give you?

[jottr]

$ tmux show-options -g | grep index 
base-index 1

[jottr]

The tmuxinator yaml I use: main.yml

[jottr]

@Soliah Should this be reopened or is there an error with my configuation?

@jottr, raise a new issue please.

Provide tmux.conf, tmuxinator project file, output of tmux show-options and what version of tmuxinator you're using.