Session.Kill
Kill destroys the receiver session and removes its winlinks. Ordinary attached clients detach; on tmux 3.6 or later, clients carrying no-detach-on-destroy move to another session when one exists. A window with no remaining links and all of that window's panes are also destroyed. The materialized receiver is not refreshed. Only stderr makes a completed command a CommandError; nonzero exits without stderr are ignored. Transport errors are delivery-ambiguous. Kill is equivalent to Session.KillWith with a zero SessionKillRequest.
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tmux command#
The tmux commands behind Kill.
tmux C API#
The C declarations in tmux that implement these commands.
Guides#
Pages that discuss Kill.
In other ports#
End a session
| Language | Equivalent |
|---|---|
| Python | libtmux |
| Ruby | Lib |
| Lua | libtmux |
| Erlang | tmux |
| Haskell | No public Haskell equivalent is implemented; the current modules expose scalar values and version parsing. |
| TypeScript | session |
| Rust | session |
| Java | io |
| C# | Lib |
| C++ | libtmux:: |
| Swift | Server |
| OCaml | Libtmux |
| Perl | Lib Explicit Server operation. Captured entities remain local observations; use a new snapshot to observe changes. |
No equivalent is recorded in PowerShell, Julia, Elixir, Common Lisp, Clojure, Kotlin, Scala or F#.