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Unreleased libtmux_erlang has not been released. Its API may change during development. This site's structure and URLs may change too.

function libtmux-erlang latest

tmux_operation:await/2

Wait for a retained result for at most Timeout. An await_timeout removes only this waiter; the operation continues and its handle remains usable. Additional waiters do not become owners. Results preserve outcome and cleanup certainty.

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tmux_operation:await/2
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apps/libtmux_erlang/src/tmux_operation.erl
await(Operation, Timeout) -spec await(t(), timeout()) -> {ok, completed()} | {error, failure()}.
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completed/0

A successful command result. stdout and stderr are separate byte strings; exit_status is zero. stdin_delivered counts bytes accepted by the client pipe, not bytes consumed by tmux. success does not prove a background aftereffect.

failure/0

A tagged error detail with a stable code and optional certainty/output data. Validation, admission and wait errors may contain only code. Command failures retain available stdout/stderr, stdin_delivered and exit_status. Other keys provide code-specific context. Never infer missing certainty fields.

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