Save all named buffers when saving a workspace by domsekotill · Pull Request #201 · vim-ctrlspace/vim-ctrlspace
Removes the restriction when saving a workspace that named buffers are readable files. Not all named buffers correspond to readable files; for example URLs (downloaded by netrw) and terminal buffers in neovim. This happens to address the closed issue vim-ctrlspace#110
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June 1, 2018 02:04
Terminal buffer names include a process ID value which cannot be duplicated if the buffer is re-created new. To handle this a mapping is created by the session script of old names to new.
Found when the first window in a new tab shows a terminal buffer. Instead of "tabedit <name>", `:mksession` outputs a bare "tabnew" followed by "edit <name>".
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