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Lots of updates from the community, thank you all for contributing! 🎉

We've got some bug fixes and a couple of new features and, as always, feel free to open an issue to submit bugs and/or request new feature ideas.

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v2.4.0

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To connect to the root session of a git worktree or repository from a nested session, use the --root flag with the sesh connect command.

I recommend adding this to your tmux.conf:

bind -N "switch to root session (via sesh) " 9 run-shell "sesh connect --root \'$(pwd)\'"

Note: This will only work if you are in a git worktree or git repository. For now, git worktrees expect a .bare folder.

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The default <prefix>+L command will "Switch the attached client back to the last session." However, if you close a session while detach-on-destroy off is set, the last session will not be found. To fix this, I have a sesh last command that will always switch the client to the second to last session that has been attached.

Add the following to your tmux.conf to overwrite the default last-session command:

bind -N "last-session (via sesh) " L run-shell "sesh-dev last"

WARNING: This is a brand new feature and is prone to have some slight changes in behavior. I'll be sure to post those changes here.

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v2.1.2

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