Bleeding state between commands in different shells

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Bleeding state between commands in different shells #627

Open shwoodard opened 2 months ago

shwoodard commented 2 months ago

There is an issue when running --repl with a session name and then --repl with a different session name and --shell in an entirely different terminal session. I cannot run a regular --repl session and a --shell session concurrently in two different iTerm2 tabs. This leads to unexpected behavior. Can you fix this?