Add tmux note to keybinding for list-keys (now safer) #454
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Using -N will fail to bind-keys on versions of tmux before 3.1 (changelog). It is possible to add the note after the binding. This would fail in tmux < 3.2, but the binding will still work. |
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I knew it failed with tmux < v3.1, but as that came out three years ago and there are newer versions even in the RHEL and Debian repositories, I thought it would be reasonable to add it, but I didn't know about being able to add the note without it causing errors. I don't have any easy way to test it, but is this better now? |
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Slightly better version of PR tmux-plugins#454 by @eggbean.
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This PR simply adds a -N note so that the chosen key binding appears in
tmux list-keys/<prefix> + ?and "Describe key binding"<prefix> + /, which is useful when you have a lot of custom keybindings.