Avoiding ``history`` commands being shown in terminal output · tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect#86

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help wanted

描述

Fairly sure I know the answer to this, but I was interested to know whether there's any way of avoiding resurrect showing the history -w ... commands in the terminal output. I'm using resurrect with continuum and as a result, every 60 minutes (as per my config), another command gets issued to all terminals without a program running. The result is that after a few hours, the contents of a pane are get pushed further into the scrollback, making it increasingly harder to discover what was happening in the pane.

Is there any way to for the plugin / tmux to issue the command to the shell without it being outputted?

I'm using the latest version from Git of this plugin, Tmux 1.9 and Bash as my shell.

Thanks for the plugin, it's awesome!

贡献者指南

技术栈: shell
领域: clitooling
议题类型: feature
难度: 3
预计时间: half day
活动状态: stale
清晰度: mostly clear
前置要求: tmux knowledgeshell scripting
新手友好度: 30
研究方向: Investigate how tmux resurrect issues `history w` commands. Check the plugin's source code in the `scripts/` directory, particularly `save.sh` or `continuum save.sh`. Look for ways to suppress command output in tmux or shell, such as using `tmux send keys N` or redirecting output to `/dev/null`. Consider adding a configuration option to toggle this behavior. Review comments in the issue for user suggestions.