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fix: remove TERM override that breaks tmux colors - #17
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TERM was hardcoded to xterm-256color in .bashrc, overriding tmux.conf's TERM=tmux-256color. This breaks color rendering in tmux-based editors (nvim) and terminal applications. Terminal/tmux correctly sets TERM themselves based on $TERM or session type. Removing the export lets them manage this properly. Fixes color/display issues when using the devcontainer within tmux. Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Entire-Checkpoint: 93fa1151a4ff
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Problem
.bashrcexportsTERM=xterm-256color, overridingtmux.conf'sTERM=tmux-256colorsetting. This breaks color rendering in tmux-based editors and applications.Solution
Remove the hardcoded TERM export. Terminal/tmux correctly manage TERM themselves based on their context.
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