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tmux

GitHub crates.io docs.rs

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libtmuxcrates/libtmux libtmux-rslibtmux/libtmux-rs libtmux-macroscrates/libtmux-macros tmux-mcpcrates/tmux-mcp tmux-workspacecrates/tmux-workspace

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latest

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Early release libtmux is released, and its APIs may still change between releases. This site's structure and URLs may change too.

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method libtmux-rs latest

StepOutcome.refusal

Why tmux refused this invocation, in the crate's error vocabulary.

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Qualified name: libtmux::plan::run::StepOutcome::refusal
Module: plan.run
Declared in: StepOutcome
Package: libtmux
Source: crates/libtmux/src/plan/run.rs

#[must_use] pub fn refusal(&self) -> Option<Error> method [source] ¶: Description#

A refusal is data rather than an error here, because a plan may expect one. Without sensitive input, this classifies it the same way a direct call would, so a caller can match on Error::SessionExists rather than racing another session creation. A sensitive invocation reports Error::CommandFailed and withholds tmux output.
None when the invocation succeeded.

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