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Since session tracking is stopped and the relevant file deleted, I contend that v:this_session should be unlet.
This is mostly because after running Obsession! the status indicator shows [S], as though there were (paused) tracking.
A different solution would be to remove the v:this_session part of the check from the status line flags, but I imagine part of the idea there was to keep the status line flag visible even when using non-Obsession session files.
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Can't unlet it but could set it to an empty string. My thinking was that leaving it set would be useful in case you later want to recreate it, but I guess that's a pretty contrived use case.
Since session tracking is stopped and the relevant file deleted, I contend that
v:this_session
should beunlet
.This is mostly because after running
Obsession!
the status indicator shows[S]
, as though there were (paused) tracking.A different solution would be to remove the
v:this_session
part of the check from the status line flags, but I imagine part of the idea there was to keep the status line flag visible even when using non-Obsession session files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: