a CLI that takes care of your windows, tabs and working directory
```bash
cargo install workspace ```
Then setup the ws
command in your shell:
- bash: Add this line to your .bashrc
bash
eval $(workspace shell bash)
- fish: Add this line to your config.fish
fish
workspace shell fish | source
- PowerShell: Add this line to your profile.ps1
powershell
Invoke-Expression "$(workspace shell posh)"
Should I use
workspace
orws
?
Use ws
. workspace
is the binary that powers the ws
function and sets it up in your shell configuration.
Why do I need to add something to my shell configuration?
Otherwise workspace can't change your working directory or run commands that you specify for a workspace directly in the shell process.
I don't trust you
That's not technically a question. But the good thing is: you don't need to. If you run workspace shell ...
you can see what you are invoking. Or you could just take a look at the code.