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Implements saving the session but not restoring. I don't know how to trigger it.

Session Save / Restore. The old session code saved the sessions in random order, the restore order was wrong and it ignored the splits (even the old style splits where ignored, I'm not talking about the new style). This new session / restore code ignores nothing: It will save and restore your whole Terminal Hierarchy, with splits, splits-in-splits, recursing everything where needed.

Implements saving the session but not restoring.Session Save / Restore. The old session code saved the sessions in random order, the restore order was wrong and it ignored the splits (even the old style splits where ignored, I'm not talking about the new style). This new session / restore code ignores nothing: It will save and restore your whole Terminal Hierarchy, with splits, splits-in-splits, I don't know how to trigger itrecursing everything where needed.