feat: added size config to resize tmux panes#21
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@cgimenes, thank you for the PR appreciate it. The PR is now merged. |
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This pull request adds support for specifying a custom pane size when creating or splitting tmux panes in the Wiremux backend. The main changes introduce an optional
sizeparameter to the configuration, update the pane creation logic to use this parameter, and add a new helper function for resizing panes.Support for custom pane sizing:
sizefield to the pane configuration, allowing users to specify a custom tmux pane size. (lua/wiremux/config.lua)sizeparameter and insert a resize command after splitting a pane if a custom size is specified. (lua/wiremux/backend/tmux/operation.lua)Internal API improvements:
resize_panefunction to construct the appropriate tmux command for resizing panes, supporting both horizontal and vertical directions and optional pane targeting. (lua/wiremux/backend/tmux/action.lua)