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@rafi I agree with all of this. As you're a contributor can you incorporate these changes? |
I like a lot of these suggestions 2.0 will give a fresh look at the config format libtmux will have similar refinements and cleanup at the API level. |
I agree with this. I often try to reach for the last few commands in the pane. However, the reason suppress_history is used is the history file itself doesn't get flooded with repeated commands over startups. If we want a cross platform way to satisfy all worlds i'm all ears |
@tony People who care about how clean the history file is set their shell settings so that their history files don't have duplicates. It's easy to do in most shells. And other people probably don't even care or know what a history file is. |
What would be nice to have instructions for hiding duplicate history on https://tmuxp.git-pull.com Then I will entertain this behavior as a default. Users need warning before a default like this changes #760 2.0 is where i'm happy to put in any kind of default behavioral change |
Better defaults, less verbosity:
suppress_history
default tofalse
(Argument: More common to re-use a command after CTRL+C for example, suppress should be the exception)name
instead (or as-well) aswindow_name
(Argument: We're already in thewindows
collection)shell
instead (or as-well) asshell_command
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