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tmux launch new windows under "trunk" session starting at branch0
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| if ! [ "$(tmux ls | cut -d: -f1)" = "trunk" ]; then | |
| tmux new-session -d -s trunk -n branch0 | |
| tmux attach-session -t trunk:branch0 | |
| elif [[ -z "${TMUX}" ]]; then | |
| branch_id="$(tmux ls | cut -d ' ' -f2)" | |
| tmux new-window -d -n branch$branch_id -t trunk: | |
| tmux attach-session -t trunk:$branch_id | |
| else | |
| branch_id="$(tmux ls | cut -d ' ' -f2)" | |
| tmux new-window -n branch$branch_id -t trunk: | |
| fi |
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bashscript its 95% correct. You call the script and it spawns a new window under the "trunk" session and increments the brach"id" (branch0, branch1, branch2) but keeps you in the window that you are working in (this is key). If you are not in the same terminal (not in a tmux sessions) and you launch the script it creates the new branch and attaches you to that one.The issue is, the terminal that was active on the previous window doing work (maybe doing work in the quake drop down terminal - completely separate terminal application) is now also switched to the new branch and they are mirrored since they are connected to the same session.