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I was looking at tmuxinator/tmuxp solely to try and create a session (group of windows and panes) out of a file easily.
Use case:
I use git worktrees, so I may have 5 different repos open across windows, all in a ticket-123 subdirectory (the branch). When another ticket comes in that will also require these 5 diferrent repos, I want a new session that looks exactly like this one - except each window/pane will be in a different subdir.
That got me thinking, can I create a new session as a copy of the current one using ressurect? It saves to a file, so should be very straight forward. The format isnt easy to guess from just reading the file, but I'm sure reading the docs would quickly give me what I need.
My question is: Is this use-case designed/supported? Can I just copy the file last is pointing to, edit it and make new sessions that way? Any unexpected things I'm not considering doing it this way? Thank you!
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I was looking at tmuxinator/tmuxp solely to try and create a session (group of windows and panes) out of a file easily.
Use case:
I use git worktrees, so I may have 5 different repos open across windows, all in a
ticket-123
subdirectory (the branch). When another ticket comes in that will also require these 5 diferrent repos, I want a new session that looks exactly like this one - except each window/pane will be in a different subdir.That got me thinking, can I create a new session as a copy of the current one using ressurect? It saves to a file, so should be very straight forward. The format isnt easy to guess from just reading the file, but I'm sure reading the docs would quickly give me what I need.
My question is: Is this use-case designed/supported? Can I just copy the file last is pointing to, edit it and make new sessions that way? Any unexpected things I'm not considering doing it this way? Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: