I've reported this on the Obsession issues page, but I thought I'd
ask here in case there is some generic setting or solution that may
help fix this.
The problem is that when I open a session file using -S it contains
buffers that were opened in either a previous session, or no session
at all.
Test case:
touch a b
vim a
:Obsession a-test
:q
vim b
:Obsession b-test
:q
vim -S a-test
It contains a buffer with 'b'.
Is there a way of fixing this? I've tried adjusting sessionoptions to
only contain 'folds,options,winsize,terminal' but it made no difference.
This is obviously a problem with sessions containing many buffers that
spill into each other.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Dave
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