Hi, I've been using tmux for a while now and have attached to a session via ssh and then detached. When I go back to the machine with the original session, any new windows have the environment of the ssh session where the attach happens (i.e., new panes inherit the environment of the last `tmux attach` command). I was wondering whether it'd be possible to have, when a pane is created directly (or, rather, unambiguously) by a client, inherit its environment rather than the last client (if the pane is created via a command or some other source, using the last client is fine).
Also, since panes and such can move around, tracking a specific pane to interact with via scripts and such can be hard. Would it be possible to have tmux inject a TMUX_PANE_ID into a pane's environment that is static and unique for the life of the pane so that panes can always be reached? Maybe using '%' as an ID identifier in target commands would be possible. Commands to query for the current pane with focus and get back its address and ID would also make sense. This problem arises in screen.vim[1] which cannot reliably track a tmux pane to interact with a specific one. --Ben [1]https://github.com/ervandew/screen
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