feat: autosave manually named sessions, #386 #387
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If you're using a manually named session (either through ':SessionSave mysession', `:SessionSearch`, or `:SessionRestore mysession`) then we'll now auto-save to that session on exit instead of always autosaving to the session derived from the cwd.
When auto-saving, if the session has been manually named use that session name instead of the cwd session name. Fixes manually named session not auto-saving on exit.
Turn off auto_create to make sure correct session name is checked when deciding to allow session saving or not
rmagatti
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Oct 18, 2024
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As a bonus, this also fixes #389 because it recognizes that the currently loaded session is manually named (i.e. it wasn't loaded from the cwd, including the currently checkout git branch) |
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Should only impact manually named sessions, making them work more
how I think people would expect them to work.
If you're using a manually named session (either through ':SessionSave
mysession',
:SessionSearch, or:SessionRestore mysession) then we'llnow auto-save to that session on exit instead of always autosaving to
the session derived from the cwd.
Fixes #389