Attyx v0.4.3

Move tabs between sessions

You can now pick up a tab and drop it into another running session — the programs inside keep running the whole time.

• New “Move to session” command — open the command palette and run Move to session to see a picker of your other running sessions. Choose one and the current tab (with all of its split panes) moves there. Attyx then switches you to that session and lands you on the moved tab, so you pick up exactly where you left off. Nothing restarts — your shell, your editor, that long-running build all carry over live. (#242)

Splits and scrolling

• Scroll the pane under your cursor — the scroll wheel now scrolls whichever pane the pointer is over, not just the focused one. You can read back through one split while staying focused in another. (#241)
• Clicks go to the zoomed pane — while a split is zoomed to fill the window, mouse clicks now route to that pane instead of the hidden one underneath, so click-to-position and mouse-aware apps behave correctly. (#240)

Fixes

• No more spurious notifications from Nushell on Windows — programs that report their working directory using the ConEmu OSC 9 convention (like Nushell) no longer pop up a stray desktop notification reading 9;c:\. Only genuine iTerm2-style notifications are surfaced now. (#239)