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Session not saved to old session #798
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I would also like to hear if this is intended. I would love to have an option to "update session" instead of always creating new ones. |
I am looking for the same option. All I could find is that currently you seem to be able to do this manually using "Replace with current session". Quick update: I think these issues roughly want the same feature: |
Confirmed, Windows 7 However, Windows 7 |
In version 6.12.0, I implemented Tracking Session feature! #890 You can set a session as a tracking session from the session menu. When you open a tracking session, changes in the window are automatically reflected in the session. This allows for efficient workspace switching! https://github.com/sienori/Tab-Session-Manager/releases |
Short description
Don't know if this is a bug or if it's intended, but if you open new tabs in an existing and opened session, it won't save to the existing session but instead creates a new "auto saved" session, when you close the window or Chrome.
Just asking, because "Smart Sessions" for example does it, but it lacks a few things I really like about TSM.
Steps to reproduce
Expected result
The session to be saved on the existing one, so adding the new tab onto the old session.
Actual result
It creates another auto saved session and won't save onto the existing one.

Here's the output from the debug logs if I close the existing session with a new tab:
What seems strange there is the log for "getSessionsByTag" that always states "temp" as a tag, even though I gave it my own tag?
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Additional context
If it's actually intended, it'd be nice to have an option for that to be possible.
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