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Firstly, thanks for your effort on this good plugin. I have tested several times, I found that the first panel I created always failed to resurrect. I have checked the saved file, I see the directory …
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I understand that I can use bind key to save and later to restore that saved session, but how can I create different named session? eg, when I work with session 1 - named: project1_session, then I sav…
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It all depends on how the new pane is started. I know that there has been changes made via #43 but, given the way I then to launch ssh/mosh connections, it fails.
I have functions set up to launch a…
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This plugin is awesome, and everything works perfectly fine, except for the first panel of the first window.
When I save the session with ressurrect, execute `tmux detach`, execute `tmux new -s work…
lfv89 updated
9 years ago
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Hi Bruno,
I found that with tmux config base-index is 1, after I saved the session, the restoring process can't restore the first window of the session. These are my .tmux.conf and last files.
https…
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This problem happens when I have this in my .tmux.conf file: set -g @resurrect-processes 'karma'
The command I run is: karma start karma-unit.conf
When resurrecting, it says: tmux restore complete. …
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As part of the ProVim book I want to demonstrate how tmux-resurrect and Reptyr work so I'll need to add these to the provisioning script.
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I'm wondering if there is a way to restore automatically from command line. Similar to `tmux kill-server` except it would be something like `tmux resurrect`
Lets say on server start I would like to …
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Please consider saving Bash history for each pane. This can be done relatively simply (on Bash side) by using following commands:
```
# save history
history -w $HISTORY_FILE
# restore
history -r $HIS…
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Should run grunt using "grunt development"
I'm using this setting in .tmux.conf: set -g @resurrect-processes ':all:'
This is the output in the console when resurrecting:
grunt ARCHFLAGS=-arch i386 …