I was looking at tmuxinator/tmuxp solely to try and create a session (group of windows and panes) out of a file easily.
Use case:
I use git worktrees, so I may have 5 different repos open across windows, all in a ticket-123 subdirectory (the branch). When another ticket comes in that will also require these 5 diferrent repos, I want a new session that looks exactly like this one - except each window/pane will be in a different subdir.
That got me thinking, can I create a new session as a copy of the current one using ressurect? It saves to a file, so should be very straight forward. The format isnt easy to guess from just reading the file, but I'm sure reading the docs would quickly give me what I need.
My question is: Is this use-case designed/supported? Can I just copy the file last is pointing to, edit it and make new sessions that way? Any unexpected things I'm not considering doing it this way? Thank you!
I was looking at tmuxinator/tmuxp solely to try and create a session (group of windows and panes) out of a file easily.
Use case: I use git worktrees, so I may have 5 different repos open across windows, all in a
ticket-123subdirectory (the branch). When another ticket comes in that will also require these 5 diferrent repos, I want a new session that looks exactly like this one - except each window/pane will be in a different subdir.That got me thinking, can I create a new session as a copy of the current one using ressurect? It saves to a file, so should be very straight forward. The format isnt easy to guess from just reading the file, but I'm sure reading the docs would quickly give me what I need.
My question is: Is this use-case designed/supported? Can I just copy the file last is pointing to, edit it and make new sessions that way? Any unexpected things I'm not considering doing it this way? Thank you!