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Currently, if you attempt to freeze and save the config to an existing file, then you are informed that you cannot do so, because the file already exists. I am willing to code and submit a pull request that would allow the tmuxp freeze command to overwrite the specified file.
Does anyone see any problems with this, because I did not look anywhere else in the code except the function responsible for the command?
The following is a linked issue, but it got closed because of staling – #64.
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@sakalys Thanks for using tmuxp! It looks like this issue has been solved with the tmuxp freeze --force <session_name>. I'm going to go ahead and close this issue. Please feel free to reopen it if that change didn't add the functionality you were after.
Currently, if you attempt to freeze and save the config to an existing file, then you are informed that you cannot do so, because the file already exists. I am willing to code and submit a pull request that would allow the
tmuxp freeze
command to overwrite the specified file.Does anyone see any problems with this, because I did not look anywhere else in the code except the function responsible for the command?
The following is a linked issue, but it got closed because of staling – #64.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: