fix(tmux) Added extra ways of preventing hanging opencode instances #172
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1. By trimming the return value of `tmux split-window` we ensure that no newline gets added to self.pane_id which always has the potential for weird behaviour 2. We're basically "doubly killing" the opencode pane now by first retrieving his PID. Should `tmux kill-pane` somehow fail an immediate `kill` should do the trick. 3. By moving the autocmd from VimLeave to VimLeavePre the command actually fires in case of a e.g. :q!
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By trimming the return value of
tmux split-windowwe ensure that no newline gets added to self.pane_id which always has the potential for weird behaviourWe're basically "doubly killing" the opencode pane now by first retrieving his PID. Should
tmux kill-panesomehow fail an immediatekillshould do the trick.By moving the autocmd from VimLeave to VimLeavePre the command actually fires in case of a e.g. :q!
Description
When having an opencode instance running and you quit out with :q! (before you quit the opencode instance via e.g. Ctrl+c), you are left with an orphaned process that at the same time prevents the spawning of OC instances in ANY nvim instance (with the message "Response decode error: Not Found; Vim:E474: Unidentified byte: Not Found"
Related Issue(s)
#118