jrmoulton/tmux-sessionizer

When starting tms from outside tmux the created window is not responsive

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brumik commented

If you just open a terminal and do tms the created tmux session won't resize your tmux session after you resize the terminal. You need to run manually resize in terminal followed by :resize-window -A in tmux to get the resize and even then the tmux-line is bit screwed up. This is not a big issue as you can just bring up tmux and then use tms but wold be great for some scripting if this would work.

Feel free to ask for more details.

  • NixOS (linux)
  • Alacritty 0.12.3
  • tms 0.2.3
petersimonsson commented

I can't reproduce this, I'm admittedly using tms git on arch linux with alactrity 0.13.2 so one of those variables might be the reason. Hopefully a new alacritty and/or tms will fix it for you.

junglerobba commented

I was actually able to reproduce this (also NixOS, so even though I run unstable I was able to pull the versions from the 23.11 release in order to test this). Neither terminal nor tmux version matter, this only happens with the version of tmux-sessionizer that is packaged with that release, so some change since then seems to have already fixed it.
@brumik Since you're on NixOS, could you either use the flake provided by this github repo, or pull in tmux-sessionizer from the unstable channel? That would very likely fix your issue.

brumik commented

I was pulling the package from unstable and that fixed it. (Not sure if did anything else.) Sorry that I forgot to commend and close the issue.

Since this seems an "old version" problem, I'll close the issue.