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greetings,
I'm using a zsh plugin called zsh4humans which automatically starts with a tmux session.
My problem is that when I run tmuxp, it complains that there is already a tmux session running. Is there an option that tmuxp can overwrite the current session?
This discussion was converted from issue #721 on November 12, 2021 18:11.
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@iomari Can you try
tmux list-sessions. Is the session name automatically started the same as the automatically launched session?How about you add
-atotmuxp load. e.g.tmuxp load myfile.yaml -aIs it any better?P.S. I converted this to a Q&A discussion, hopefully that's okay!