Closed aMOPel closed 3 years ago
This will be fixed next time I merge dev with master !
Done in 1ef08e68847d0768c3e144b7528ce1d75ec2292d !
I guess a simple workaround would be to add smth along the lines of to your vimrc.
au vimleave * "kill all term buffers here"
But anyway it would be cool if the old term was picked up by oneterm term, when coming back to a session in case it still lives
That's basically what I want to do, I just put the autocommand at the wrong spot in the code, it's a 10 sec fix I'll do it now
Done in 493aec12e9ad21cac7c53d2e93e2f28e66aaa089 and 20da07b5bcf23ab63295f45e818e60d0f5402011
i use a Session.vim file (with obsession) to continue where i left and when i use a term and quit and then go back into the session the old term buffer is still alive, but not used by the
:OneTerm term
command which opens a new term, so gradually i accumulate a billion terms.