Create predefined sessions on `tmux` start
ww7 opened this issue · 6 comments
I want to have some predefined named sessions at tmux start, added to .tmux.local
new-session -d -s dummy # to start session index from 1
new-session -d -s w # locals
new-session -d -s s # remotes
(also tried to add -A)
But after config reload via prefix+r shows error:
'"$TMUX_PROGRAM" source "$TMUX_CONF_LOCAL"' returned 1
At the same time, config reloads.
Would it be possible to omit or suppress this error?
Command
run '"$TMUX_PROGRAM" has-session -t dummy 2>/dev/null || tmux new-session -A -s dummy -d; tmux attach-session -t dummy'
Also shows same error.
Hello @ww7 👋
I did try to add the same command you're mentioning to my .local customization files and there's no error.
You likely added something else.
Please make sure your didn't alter the .conf file and maybe try again with a stock .local file.
Hello @gpakosz
On my side the same error with fresh Oh my tmux!
Seems config reload trying to create a session when it already exists.
Seems config reload trying to create a session when it already exists.
Does it happen without using Oh my tmux!?
What OS are you using btw?
What OS are you using btw?
macOS Sonoma and Linux Ubuntu 20.04, on both reload of config shows error, on latestOh my tmux!
Does it happen without using Oh my tmux!?
On such empty .tmux.conf
new -A -d -s dummy
bind r run '/usr/bin/tmux source /root/.tmux.conf'
set-option -g detach-on-destroy off
resulting '/usr/bin/tmux source /root/.tmux.conf' returned 1
As the previous Tmux configuration-based approach makes error, I solved this with Bash functions.