I'm always frustrated when I have two panes open side by side and I want to switch between them quickly without needing to use the mouse to click on the pane I want.
I want there to be a shortcut for example using iterm + tmux + neovim you can customize it to be that when you have multiple tmux windows open you can easily navigate between them using vim navigation as if you are still inside neovim
Describe alternatives you've considered
Any kind of of keyboard bindings to move through the open panes
I just wanted to point out that I needed to click on pane with the mouse in warp while in iterm I was using the vim navigation this is done through tmux plugin that enables neovim and tmux communicate called christoomey/vim-tmux-navigator
I'm always frustrated when I have two panes open side by side and I want to switch between them quickly without needing to use the mouse to click on the pane I want.
I want there to be a shortcut for example using iterm + tmux + neovim you can customize it to be that when you have multiple tmux windows open you can easily navigate between them using vim navigation as if you are still inside neovim
Describe alternatives you've considered Any kind of of keyboard bindings to move through the open panes
here is what I want as a video
https://github.com/seanmonstar/warp/assets/63477635/623b52c2-2aa2-44ed-9478-e5f3a5719dc8
here is what is happening in the warp editor
https://github.com/seanmonstar/warp/assets/63477635/899a57d5-29ea-4780-ad80-c8aff6b4de59
I just wanted to point out that I needed to click on pane with the mouse in warp while in iterm I was using the vim navigation this is done through tmux plugin that enables neovim and tmux communicate called christoomey/vim-tmux-navigator