Modify .goreleaser.yml to mark tmux as a dependency for the homebrew release #16
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#8 appears to be related to this issue |
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Noticed that my homebrew install did not work out-of-the-box. I did not have tmux installed. This was a silent failure. I found the error in the ~/.config/tmuxai/tmuxai.log:
2025/05/01 15:10:57 [ERROR] manager.NewManager failed: system.TmuxCreateSession failed: exec: "tmux": executable file not found in $PATH