tmux 3.4-1 prints weird characters on every startup
module0x90 opened this issue · 3 comments
Hi,
just to let you know, I am on Arch Linux and with the recent upgrade of tmux (3.3_a-7 -> 3.4-1) every time I start a terminal (urxvt) with tmux I get this:
^[]10;rgb:e5e5/e5e5/e5e5^[^[]11;rgb:0000/0000/0000^[
.. and then the actual terminal prompt
In my setup - but I have a rather elaborate setup with a .zlogin script as well as some tmux plugins, it appears it somehow issues an "Esc" key stroke twice, as it prefixes the garbage output with "sudo". My zsh has Esc-Esc mapped to prefix the current command with "sudo".
Just a heads up. I have downgraded tmux for now and I might look into this issue in a little while.
This might have probably to do with (tmux changelog)
- Query the client terminal for foreground and background colours and if OSC 10
or 11 is received but no colour has been set inside tmux, return the colour
from the first attached client.
as there was a similar issue (same output)
logged for vim (but quite a while back).
Also please see https://www.reddit.com/r/vim/comments/cnyrva/first_line_occasionally_has_weird_characters_and/, where TaDaaAhah (https://www.reddit.com/user/TaDaaAhah) wrote:
"For the weird text it looks like ansii query for terminal colors ."
Cheers
Tom
Hello Tom,
First thin you can try is to launch tmux with a stock configuration:
$ tmux -f /dev/null -L test
Then in case there's a problem with the tmux-color terminal definition, you can edit your .local customization file and add
set -g default-terminal "screen-256color" #!important
It happens also with stock config.
The default-terminal line doesn't fix it.
This happens with urxvt, even xterm but not with sakura.
Feel free to close this, as I would say it comes down to tmux and the terminal someone is using.
Nothing to do with your config. ;-)
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