My quick tmux hack has a simple system, by default on a new launch, it will try to reconnect to a session if those exist on a server. The "New connection" forces a new session to be created.
I should explore at some point, having "New Connection" prompt to attach to a live session if it is there, or add an "Attach Session" context menu to achieve something like this.
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Do we really need the shortcuts to link to a live session, or should we steer users to the "Session" view, and maybe even make it the default landing place?
Should sessions show a preview, or a list view, or should we offer a toggle?
Should the sessions be screenshots of the existing UI, or the reformatted ones that we are showing now
When connecting to a tmux-host, we could offer a “Attach to one of these sessions?”
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Connections Array
The “Connections” array contains all active connections, we should serialize this structure during suspend with the following information:
Host and if it has “session restoration” enabled, a key that is assigned to it.
Use a session serial number
The connection likely should be rethought to not be an array of SshTerminalViews, once I do the split described in #108
My quick tmux hack has a simple system, by default on a new launch, it will try to reconnect to a session if those exist on a server. The "New connection" forces a new session to be created.
I should explore at some point, having "New Connection" prompt to attach to a live session if it is there, or add an "Attach Session" context menu to achieve something like this.
Additional Topics
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Connections Array
The “Connections” array contains all active connections, we should serialize this structure during suspend with the following information:
The connection likely should be rethought to not be an array of SshTerminalViews, once I do the split described in #108