Stuck when trigger open popup

[khoinguyen]

Versions:

• MacOS ARM Sequoia
• fzf 0.57.0

my tmux.conf

...
set -g @plugin 'omerxx/tmux-sessionx'
set -g @sessionx-bind C-o
set -g @sessionx-prefix off
set -g @sessionx-fzf-builtin-tmux 'on'
set -g @sessionx-window-mode 'on'
...

I tried the binding with

unbind o
set -g @sessionx-bind 'o'
set -g @sessionx-prefix on

Both configs allow me to trigger open the popup, but I can't do anything after. After a few tries, I open the new Ghostty window,tmux a to my frozen session, then I can type in the fzf popup, and ESC to close the popup, of course, then the popup in my first Ghostty window closed, I can switch back to it and everything is fine.

If I keep both of Ghostty in the same tmux session, then trigger open sessionx, again it stuck there, then I close one of the Ghostty windows, and then the popup works.

All the keystrokes that I typed when the popup "freeze" appeared in the previous location, I just didn't see it when the popup opened.

I tried bash -x ~/.tmux/plugins/tmux-sessionx/scripts/sessionx.sh, then the fzf windows open perfectly, I can type things, use keybindings, however, everytime the fzf tmux popup add another layer, please refer to the screenshot

After Ctrl-w a few times

Below screen shot show the fzf freeze my terminal, and I pressed a few keystrokes, but nothing appears

Then I tmux a in another terminal window and ESC to close the popup, my keystrokes appeared

[pablobfonseca]

I am having the same issue, but I noticed it only happens if you have the option:

set -g @sessionx-fzf-builtin-tmux 'on'

if you set it to off it works fine

[khoinguyen]

@pablobfonseca thanks a lot! It works! So that option seem not working atm.

However, now I found another issue, it not recognize my session name, when start, tmux set my session by default as 0, or even after I rename by using tmux cmd to dotfiles or anything else, when trigger to open the popup, it shows Current session: ""

The arrow point to a blank, please see my screenshot

If I create another session, then it only show one session name, if I use Ctrl-w, then it shows another session. This tell me seem like set window-mode to on will help. I was disabled the window-mode when trying various option to see if it work

I changed the window mode on, then everything works fine (Current session still "")

[pablobfonseca]

@khoinguyen are you using tmuxinator? it works fine for me and the only options I have enabled are:

set -g @sessionx-bind 'o'
set -g @sessionx-fzf-builtin-tmux 'off'
set -g @sessionx-tmuxinator-mode 'on'

[khoinguyen]

@pablobfonseca I didn't use tmuxinator, just plain old tmux. I tried set the tmuxinator mode on, no improvement though.

[TC72]

I had the same problem on mac in both Ghostty and iTerm, confirm using this fixes the issue:

set -g @sessionx-fzf-builtin-tmux 'off'

[paul-ohl]

I had the same issue on Fedora using alacritty. Same fix.