Clear default sessions startup command on a session basis

[Catgroove]

What would you like sesh to do?

Apologies if this is already possible.

When using a default session along with a startup command, I would like to be able to clear that on a session basis using something along the lines of startup_command = "".

Why?

For my default startup command, I typically want to always run nvim, but for some specific sessions, I would just like to be placed in the directory, for example when I'm opening up my folder of git repositories.

[joshmedeski]

I recommend setting it to something like ls. That's what I do in this situation.

[Catgroove]

That works. Feels a bit hacky but good enough for now.

[joshmedeski]

Do you have any suggestions?

We could detect if the startup command is an empty value then don't run the default command. Not sure if that's very intuitive

[joshmedeski]

What do you think of this

[[session]]
name = "fish config"
path = "~/c/dotfiles/.config/fish"
disable_startup_command = true

It should be trivial to implement, but I think adding some sort of simple command is easy enough.

[Catgroove]

What do you think of this

[[session]]
name = "fish config"
path = "~/c/dotfiles/.config/fish"
disable_startup_command = true

It should be trivial to implement, but I think adding some sort of simple command is easy enough.

Looks good! More intuitive than leaving it empty, for sure, even though that's what I tried initially.