Does continuum with with iTerm2 and it's native tmux integration and `-CC` mode about tmux-continuum

[bruno-]

Hey, this plugin is just an extension/addition to https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect which does all the hard work of saving and restoring tmux sessions.

I suggest trying tmux-resurrect and manual saving and restoring first. I'm not sure if it will work.. unfortunately there's a good chance it wont.

[bradical]

Resurrect is working well. It's the auto booting and auto saving of continuum that appears not be.

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[bruno-]

Ok. I'd be open to merging a PR for adding support for iterm2 -CC mode.
Last time I tried CC in iterm2 it seemed very limited, so I'm not even sure if it's possible.

[Viqsi]

In case it helps, I've gotten it working in a hacky fashion by adding a call to continuum-save.sh to my PROMPT_COMMAND in bash. Not sure if tmux plugins can automate something like that or not, tho (or even if that's the most desirable approach).

[PBHDK]

For others reading who might be running into this issue, going to iTerm settings -> profiles -> <your_profile> -> session -> enable status bar made continuum auto-save and restore for me! Booting iTerm automatically on mac with contiuum's scripts still doesn't work for me though. See also #118.