Open jamiis opened 7 years ago
Also, automatic restore is working as well as manual saving a new resurrect checkpoint file.
+1
I have the same problem on RHEL 7
@jamiis I'm not sure if you still have the issue, and I'm a relative tmux noob (only been using it about 1 month or so). But at least when I run :show-options -g
, I see that status-right
has a value set of #(/path/to/continuum_save.sh) <the rest of your right status>
. I think continuum might not be working for you because you are changing the status-right
option after continuum loads. I'm running zsh and urxvt on archlinux though if it matters.
I am experiencing same issue of FreeBSD 11.1-RELEASE, with tmux 2.5: If I save sessions manually they are reloaded automatically when I launch tmux again, but there is no automatic save.
@xorkevin I think you are right: I was setting set -g status-left '#{prefix_highlight}'
after tmux-continuum
.
Moving tmux-continuum
towards the end of the file solved the problem for me. Thanks @xorkevin.
I have the same issue. In my .tmux.conf
I have the status bar set to off
. And when I set it to on
, tmux-continuum immediately starts saving sessions. Verified this by checking the ~/.tmux/resurrect
directory.
Related #22
Not sure if this is related to macOS Sierra update or not, I never had it working before I updated.
When tmux is started, 1 resurrect restore file is written to
~/.tmux/resurrect
, but it never auto-saves afterward. I have my interval set to 1 and continuum status confirms it is 1. I have updated all of my plugins and made sure no other plugins are installed other than those listed in my tmux.conf. Below is my tmux.conf as well as an output of all my tmux global options. I haven't updated my tmux.conf in awhile and I initially started with this configuration: gpakosz/.tmux. I'd like to move away from such an extensive tmux.conf and handle most functionality through plugins.:show-options -g