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pstree is really handy in that it shows tree output where I can search for a parent and see all its children. procs doesn't support this, because it only shows matching processes even with tree output. There really should be a way with --tree to show matching processes and their children, such that I can e.g. run procs --tree-children fish to see all children of my shell.
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Thank you for you suggestion. I added it.
Now procs shows parent and children processes by default.
You can adjust the behaviour by show_parent_in_tree, show_children_in_tree option.
pstree
is really handy in that it shows tree output where I can search for a parent and see all its children.procs
doesn't support this, because it only shows matching processes even with tree output. There really should be a way with--tree
to show matching processes and their children, such that I can e.g. runprocs --tree-children fish
to see all children of my shell.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: