Closed TomDeneire closed 5 months ago
This is up to you now, you can create an alias to achieve a similar result.
alias t="sesh connect (sesh list | fzf --no-sort)"
Feel free to adjust it to your exact needs.
Thanks, that's what I was looking for.
With the previous
t
script, you could just start from scratch by opening a terminal and enteringt
. This then gave you a list of possible directories (I presume these came from zoxide?) which you could choose from to start a tmux session.With
sesh
, this seems to be lacking. I find myself starting the day by doing something like this:and then hitting leader+T to get the zoxide directory options.
It would be nice to have something like
sesh start
(which one could alias to something short liket
) that offered a similar UI as before...Or am I missing something in the existing functionality?