tcons opens an rcons console per node in a tiled tmux session. On tmux 3.x
(shipped by all currently supported platforms) it no longer works:
* The session was named "tcons.$$". Modern tmux treats "." as the
session:window.pane target separator, so "tmux attach -t tcons.$$" is
parsed as session "tcons", pane "$$" and fails with "can't find
session"/"can't find pane" -- tcons cannot attach to the session it
just created. Rename it to "tcons_$$".
* The per-node "tmux select-pane", "tmux split" and "tmux select-layout"
commands had no target. When tcons is run from inside an existing tmux
session (the common case) they act on the caller's current session
instead of the detached tcons session, splitting the operator's own
window. Target every command explicitly at the tcons session.
* Move the pane-border-status option inside the loop so the console title
is set on each pane as it is created.
Validated on tmux next-3.4: the reworked script builds a 3-pane tiled
session with no errors, whereas the previous version's dotted session name
is unaddressable ("can't find pane").
Recovered from the unmerged lenovobuild branch (originals 5107b6ba1,
cefefa7d1, 6c72a2707, e040d24bb).
Co-authored-by: Jarrod Johnson <10814490+jjohnson42@users.noreply.github.com>
(cherry picked from commit dda7605028)
Filename globbing strings are not good to happen
to noderanges. Use quotes to avoid it in script.
Caller still needs to be careful to quote/escape
on their end.
Vinícius Ferrão
GONG Jie
Jarrod Johnson
jbjohnso