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ADDED katon tail #49

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@assaf assaf commented Nov 9, 2014

Run katon tail on the current directory, instead of tail -f ~/.katon/logs/<app>.log.

katon tail <app> also works to tail log file regardless of current directory.

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@typicode typicode merged commit 3c0fdb5 into typicode:master Nov 10, 2014
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Cool, thanks :)

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Just out of curiosity, were there any drawbacks to use something like spawn('tail', ['-f', 'app.log'], { stdio: 'inherit' })?

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assaf commented Nov 13, 2014

For my next trick, I want to tail all the logs together, so I can watch them from a single terminal tab. No an easy trick to pull off with bash.

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