`sesh -c` not showing defined sessions when combined with other flags

[mstarski]

What happened?

Description

I want to see the combination of tmux, zoxide and config results. To achieve this I've tried using sesh list -iztc but to my surprise config results were not there. I checked it and it turns out config results only show when -c flag is used alone without any other flag.

Steps to reproduce

$ sesh list -c
🛠️  Utils

$ sesh list -c -t
tmux-session-1
tmux-session-2
tmux-session-3

My ~/.config/sesh/sesh.toml

[[session]]
name = "🛠️ Utils"
path = "~/"

Expected behavior

$ sesh list -iztc
🛠️  Utils
tmux-session-1
tmux-session-2
tmux-session-3
zoxide-1

Version:

$ sesh --version
sesh version dev

Version

sesh version dev

Relevant log output

No response

Reviewed

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• [X] I have read the documentation and understand how sesh works before submitting this bug

[joshmedeski]

Sesh currently will hide config option if an active tmux session's directory is the same as the config path.

So I'm guessing one of your sample tmux session's path is ~/ which cases your custom 🛠️ Utils to be filtered out.

I understand this isn't intuitive or explained. I'm currently rewritting sesh and overhauling how this logic works, which will be more simple and predictable.

[mstarski]

Okay, thanks for the quick reply and explanation. Thanks for this project. It helps me perform my everyday tasks a lot quicker.

Have a great day!

[joshmedeski]

You're welcome, glad sesh helps you!