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# Space [](http://travis-ci.org/svenfuchs/space)
-# TODO
+Here's a screenshot of my setup (iterm, tmux, vim, space) for working on
+[travis](http://github.com/travis-ci).
-* warn if some but not all repos are set to local
+
+
+The thing on the right side is an iterm split pane running space. The main
+screen is take by a tmux session that has a vim and a zsh pane. (I use an iterm
+pane for space so that I can switch between tmux windows but keep the space
+view.)
+
+The space view gives an overview of:
+
+* current branch
+* current commit
+* bundler local flag
+* git status (clean, dirty, ahead)
+* bundle status (`bundle check`)
+* dependencies
+
+One can easily see that:
+
+* repos 1-5 are using the bundler local flag, while 6-7 are using remote
+ references
+* repos 4, 6, 7 have dirty working directories
+* repo 6 is 1 commit ahead of origin
+* the bundle in repo 7 is not installed
+
+Space checks for each dependency listed in a repo's Gemfile if the bundle is
+locked to the hash that is currently checked out locally and display that
+status information.
+
+Also note that the repo numbers are referring to the tmux windows where
+possible.
+
+This screencast is from a very early version but still mostly valid. It also
+demonstrates how screen can be used to run commands on multiple repositories at
+once:
+
+[](www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfYZysobsYo)
+
+This is what the `~/.space/travis.yml` file for this setup looks like:
+
+ base_dir: ~/Development/projects/travis
+ repositories:
+ - travis-ci
+ - travis-hub
+ - travis-listener
+ - travis-core
+ - travis-support
+ - travis-worker
+ - travis-build
+
+