Use window_id/pane_id for current_pane_logging.#12
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Use window_id/pane_id for current_pane_logging.#12modax wants to merge 1 commit intotmux-plugins:masterfrom
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Prior code used window_index/pane_index which were not unique. If a window/pane is destroyed with logging enabled and then recreated, state in current_pane_logging will still indicate that logging is on while in reality it is off.
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Hi @modax Did u test that this it doesn't break anything ? Regards Moshe |
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Prior code used window_index/pane_index which were not unique. If a
window/pane is destroyed with logging enabled and then recreated, state
in current_pane_logging will still indicate that logging is on while in
reality it is off.