Tmux 3.1 deprecated the `-p` flag about vimux HOT 6 CLOSED

Another option would be a global option that stores the tmux command and/or flags used to open the split, which defaults to the flags required by the latest tmux version but can be overridden for users who want to use older versions.

In any case I defer to you! Again I’m already happy with my solution of editing the files directly in the mean time.

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Related: #217

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I think version detection would be appropriate, but that does open a can of worms since tmux is constantly changing features. The alternative is to say "sorry- try this tag of the plugin" to users with older versions of tmux. Perhaps version checking with a deprecation message?

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The latest release of tmux appears to have completely dropped support for -p and this plugin is no longer functional as a result.

I can confirm the fix in #217 restores the plugin's functionality when using tmux 3.4.

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I wonder if that's deliberate, it looks like it's still supported, if I'm reading the code right: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/blob/608d113486835515e7a89b1511704440c68ae817/cmd-split-window.c#L97

That said, it looks like -l has been around for at least 15 years, at least since tmux has been tracked in git, possibly longer: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/blame/fc6a65c6207dbefcd8b5f187148978f8d4111b2b/cmd-split-window.c#L91

I vote we just use -l.

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Closed via #217.

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