joshmedeski/sesh

`sesh -c` not showing defined sessions when combined with other flags

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mstarski commented

What happened?

Description

I want to see the combination of tmux, zoxide and config results.
To achieve this I've tried using sesh list -iztc but to my surprise config results were not there. I checked it and it turns out config results only show when -c flag is used alone without any other flag.

Steps to reproduce

$ sesh list -c
🛠️  Utils

$ sesh list -c -t
tmux-session-1
tmux-session-2
tmux-session-3

My ~/.config/sesh/sesh.toml

[[session]]
name = "🛠️ Utils"
path = "~/"

Expected behavior

$ sesh list -iztc
🛠️  Utils
tmux-session-1
tmux-session-2
tmux-session-3
zoxide-1

Version:

$ sesh --version
sesh version dev

Version

sesh version dev

Relevant log output

No response

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joshmedeski commented

Sesh currently will hide config option if an active tmux session's directory is the same as the config path.

So I'm guessing one of your sample tmux session's path is ~/ which cases your custom 🛠️ Utils to be filtered out.

I understand this isn't intuitive or explained. I'm currently rewritting sesh and overhauling how this logic works, which will be more simple and predictable.

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mstarski commented

Okay, thanks for the quick reply and explanation.
Thanks for this project. It helps me perform my everyday tasks a lot quicker.

Have a great day!

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joshmedeski commented

You're welcome, glad sesh helps you!