How to start tmux so it restores automatically about tmux-continuum HOT 6 CLOSED

I have the same issue than you.

While your workaround makes tmux-continuum retore on server start it also makes it restore on config reload if you have only a single session. This is undesirable as it effectively rollback your session a few minute everytime you reload your config.

I poked around a bit and found a solution. Instead of checking the number of session, it would be better to check how old the server is. If the age of the server is over a certain threshold, say 10 seconds, allow the restore to happen.

Here is a new condition to do this: [ "$(tmux ls -F '#{start_time}')" -gt "$(($(date +%s)-10))" ]

I am running the plugin with the patched condition and it it works flawlessly.

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I'll close this issue now, but please open another one if you still experience problems.

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I'm having this issue too, but neither @iovis9's or @badjware's suggestion is working for me. Also, by looking into the continuum.tmux and resurrect.tmux scripts I was able to determine the scripts that they use to implement their functionality. But running those directly doesn't work either!!

Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that I'm actually running Linux through Windows' WSL...that could add a whole host of complexities to the issue!

Nonetheless, I'd love to hear more suggestions on how to fix this! MTIA :-)

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Neat! Thanks man, that looks great. I'm going to throw it into my local installation for now

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@bruno- Is gonna gonna get fixed? Thank you

Edit: I just found out that if I disable @continuum-boot, it automatically restores tmux sessions with the first run.

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Hi all,
sorry for the wait, this should now be fixed via 4e22796
Thanks @badjware, I used your solution and mentioned you in the commit.

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