fix(tmux): add detach-on-destroy option to tmux sessions#67
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Ensure tmux clients automatically detach when a session is destroyed, preventing recursive tmux-in-tmux session loops and ensuring the expected behavior. Signed-off-by: Marcelo Borges <git@marceloborges.dev>
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Ensure tmux clients automatically detach when a session is destroyed, preventing recursive tmux-in-tmux session loops and ensuring the expected behavior.
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If the user has the tmux option:
set -g detach-on-destroy offWhen closing the tmux session from the CLI app it is going to enter in an infinite loop of tmux inside tmux.
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