@FCO Since this plugin uses vim sessions to restore the window layout, it's reliant on vim's session handling. Check :h terminal-session for some help, if you want some specific custom behavior you may use term_setrestore() to try to restore that.
Another option is to use https://github.com/Lenovsky/nuake (I use it), and this allows you to show / hide the terminal window making it easy to keep it running in the background to not disturb vim-zoom.
@FCO Since this plugin uses vim sessions to restore the window layout, it's reliant on vim's session handling. Check
:h terminal-sessionfor some help, if you want some specific custom behavior you may useterm_setrestore()to try to restore that.Another option is to use https://github.com/Lenovsky/nuake (I use it), and this allows you to show / hide the terminal window making it easy to keep it running in the background to not disturb vim-zoom.