If -g is given, the global session or window option is set.
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The -o flag prevents setting an option that is already set and the -q flag suppresses errors about unknown or ambiguous options.
As a result, once a theme is set, you cannot change it. This PR creates two themes for developers. The "reset.tmuxtheme" uses set -gq, so that it overrides existing variables.
The "reset-debug.tmuxtheme" uses set -g, so that variables are overridden, and error messages are not suppressed.
Steps to demonstrate the problem:
Load a theme, then load a second theme. The values of the first theme remain.
An alternate enhancement would be to use set -gq in all themes. I do not know why goq was chosen, so I have not changed those themes.
The themes use
set -goq. From the man page:As a result, once a theme is set, you cannot change it. This PR creates two themes for developers. The "reset.tmuxtheme" uses
set -gq, so that it overrides existing variables. The "reset-debug.tmuxtheme" usesset -g, so that variables are overridden, and error messages are not suppressed.Steps to demonstrate the problem: Load a theme, then load a second theme. The values of the first theme remain.
An alternate enhancement would be to use
set -gqin all themes. I do not know whygoqwas chosen, so I have not changed those themes.