fix(weather status): Use tmux-weather's cache var #373
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xamut/tmux-weather looks for '#{weather}' in status-right to replace
with the downloaded weather data.
However it can't find it as status-right will only contain
'#{E:@catppuccin_status_weather}'
So instead of using the literal '#{weather}', use the var that
xamut/tmux-wether uses to cache it's results.
Tested on my own systems.
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Agrh - this does not quite work. Working on a better fix. |
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Turns out the easiest way to get this going to is to add '#{E:@catppuccin_status_weather}' to the status-right using the -F flag so that #{weather} ends up in thier, and tmux-weather can then update that to call the actual weather script. Maybe just needs a doc update. |
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After upgrading I found my weather status was not working.
xamut/tmux-weather looks for '#{weather}' in status-right to replace with the downloaded weather data.
However it can't find it as status-right will only contain '#{E:@catppuccin_status_weather}', and results in only the text '#{weather}' being displayed.
So instead of using the literal '#{weather}' in the status module, use the var that xamut/tmux-wether uses to cache it's results.
Tested on my own systems.