SessionX window flashes on my screen when called but disappears literally on the next frame

[johnnguyencodes]

Hello! For some reason, when I bring up SessionX, the window appears for one quick fraction of a second, but immediately goes away, it's like it only just flashes on the screen. About two weeks ago it was working fine, so I wonder if something in the most recent update broke it?

For my sessionx config, i only have the following two lines:

set -g @plugin 'omerxx/tmux-sessionx'
set -g @sessionx-bind 'q'

[rodhash]

Same here, just installed and I see just a flash of what seems to be a tmux pop-up.

I didn't download that custom fzf-tmux script so the only configuration I did is this:
set -g @sessionx-fzf-builtin-tmux 'on'

tmux: tmux 3.5a
fzf: HEAD-0476a65 (brew) which is version 0.57.0
bat: 0.24.0
zoxide: not installed, using Z instead

[Pipo2410]

Hello, same here, the window flickers and goes away. I managed to capture an error it shows.

tmux: 3.5a
fzf: 0.57.0 (brew)
bat: 0.24.0
zoxide: 0.9.6

[UPDATE]: Fixed by updating the bash version as described here: comment #163
Plugin fully worked after restarting the computer.
@johnnguyencodes @rodhash can you try the same?

[hmrc87]

• ghostty terminal & wezterm
• /usr/bin/env bash shows me 5.2
• tmux 3.5a
• fzf 0.57.0 (brew)
• bat 0.24.0
• zoxide 0.9.6

Now it boots up but stays like this and the terminal freezes:

[rodhash]

[UPDATE]: Fixed by updating the bash version as described here: comment #163 Plugin fully worked after restarting the computer. @johnnguyencodes @rodhash can you try the same?

Not sure but I don't see any change.

[hmrc87]

[UPDATE]: Fixed by updating the bash version as described here: comment #163 Plugin fully worked after restarting the computer. @johnnguyencodes @rodhash can you try the same?

Not sure but I don't see any change.

For me at first I did not see any changes, even after updating the tools. Then I tried out another Terminal and suddenly the behaviour changed in my old terminal. Im still stuck but at least somewhere else :) Maybe it helps us getting to the root of the issue

[mermutt]

[UPDATE]: Fixed by updating the bash version
I see the same problem on Mac OS X with wezterm and zsh.

[xbc5]

If I kill the terminal and restart tmux it unfreezes, until I open sessionx again.

[johnnguyencodes]

I updated bash but it didn't resolve the issue. What did resolve the issue was installing a specific version of sessionx before the breaking changes were merged.

Thus, I changed

set -g @plugin 'omerxx/tmux-sessionx

to

set -g @plugin 'omerxx/tmux-sessionx#3a1911e

which corresponds to #151 and now it works as expected.

The subsequent merge, #157, broke the plugin for me.

[ralvapil]

set -g @plugin 'omerxx/tmux-sessionx#3a1911e

This seems to fix it for me as well!

[TanishBhandari286]

No Still not working i dont know why

set -g @plugin 'omerxx/tmux-sessionx#3a1911e'
this didnt fix it
can anyone please guide me

[mermutt]

set -g @plugin 'omerxx/tmux-sessionx#3a1911e

This seems to fix it for me as well!

It fixed it for me too.

set -g https://github.com/plugin 'omerxx/tmux-sessionx#3a1911e'
this didnt fix it
can anyone please guide me

I had to downgrade omerxx/tmux-sessionx to hash #3a1911e manually. Could be due to how I use tpm plugin manager. So what I did was - I cd into ~/.tmux/plugins/tmux-sessionx directory, executed git checkout 3a1911e command and restarted tmux.

[johnMocingbird]

set -g @plugin 'omerxx/tmux-sessionx#3a1911e

This seems to fix it for me as well!

It fixed it for me too.

set -g https://github.com/plugin 'omerxx/tmux-sessionx#3a1911e'
this didnt fix it
can anyone please guide me

I had to downgrade omerxx/tmux-sessionx to hash #3a1911e manually. Could be due to how I use tpm plugin manager. So what I did was - I cd into ~/.tmux/plugins/tmux-sessionx directory, executed git checkout 3a1911e command and restarted tmux.

This works on my end ^^ ty so much!