Hi Nicholas,
Thanks for the answers.
> tmux uses file descriptors for paths now which is more robust but this
> is one of the side effects.
So this is the intended behavior.
IMO, it's still a little bit strange, because it basically makes symlinks
worthless. In most cases there is a reason why
tmux uses file descriptors for paths now which is more robust but this
is one of the side effects.
There was talk of preserving PWD to give some shells a hint about
symlinks but I forget what happened to it, it may be one of the two
environment handling diffs in my inbox although neither looks lik
Something has changed in 1.9 how tmux resolves directories.
I start tmux in my home directory (/home/tessus):
[tessus@atvie01s 0 ~]$ pwd
/home/tessus
[tessus@atvie01s 0 ~]$ tmux
After starting tmux, the prompt in tmux looks like this (instead of the ~):
[tessus@atvie01s 0 /data/home/tessus]$
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