cmux-debug-windows

To snapshot cmux debug windows, run the debug snapshot script to read macOS defaults and assemble a combined payload for the Sidebar, Background, and Menu Bar Extra windows. The script optionally copies the final debug payload directly to the clipboard.

Managing debug menu wiring involves verifying the connections in Sources/cmuxApp.swift to ensure consistent behavior between DEBUG and Release builds. This process keeps the debug windows properly configured and synchronized across different build environments.

You export a combined debug payload by running the provided script, which reads the necessary macOS defaults and aggregates them. The script then uses the pbcopy dependency to optionally copy the assembled debug payload directly to your clipboard.

The debug windows snapshot script primarily targets debug builds, but it helps verify wiring in Sources/cmuxApp.swift to ensure consistent behavior between DEBUG and Release builds. This validation prevents configuration discrepancies across your build types.

Inconsistent debug windows configurations occur when macOS defaults are not synchronized across debug builds. You can resolve this by running the snapshot script to assemble a unified payload and verifying the debug menu wiring in Sources/cmuxApp.swift.

Yes, you can use the script to open and tune the Debug Windows entries for the Sidebar Debug, Background Debug, and Menu Bar Extra Debug. It reads the relevant macOS defaults to capture and adjust these specific window configurations.