As the titles says a [No Name] buffer comes into existence out of thin air, I've done some debugging and arrived at resession.
The buffer is created whenever a session that was saved after a new tab has been created is loaded, which as you can imagine a situation that automates itself once auto saving sessions on quit is added
I've adjusted the default settings to skip saving empty name buffers, and fixed a bug where new-tab buffers would hang around after load. I believe that should fix this issue
As the titles says a
[No Name]
buffer comes into existence out of thin air, I've done some debugging and arrived atresession
.The buffer is created whenever a session that was saved after a new tab has been created is loaded, which as you can imagine a situation that automates itself once auto saving sessions on quit is added
Repro
1- use the following
init.lua
:tabnew
then:qall
sl
then:ls
and observe the newly created[No Name]
bufferHere's me showcasing the bug