It would be awesome if "." is kept as a reserved string and expanded to something like sesh connect $(pwd)
Current Behaviour:
If used with fzf, sesh will jump to an existing dir/session with name starting ".", for example ".config" or ".local" etc etc
Proposed Behaviour:
sesh c . creates a new tmux session with cwd/pwd as the root and attaches to it.
Why reserve "." as an input ?
One letter fuzzy finds are inherently not accurate anyways. So i wouldn't mind writing .conf or .c at minimum if i want to attach a session at .config.
It is common for programs to work like that for example if i want to open vim at cwd, i would do vim . or simply vim
It would be awesome if "." is kept as a reserved string and expanded to something like
sesh connect $(pwd)
Current Behaviour:
If used with fzf, sesh will jump to an existing dir/session with name starting ".", for example ".config" or ".local" etc etc
Proposed Behaviour:
sesh c .
creates a new tmux session with cwd/pwd as the root and attaches to it.Why reserve "." as an input ?
.conf
or.c
at minimum if i want to attach a session at .config.vim .
or simplyvim