A manager for the under-utilized mksession command in vim
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ℹ️ Reasoning
If you use vim or neovim on a daily basis and work in large codebases, it is probably not uncommon for you
to have 10+ tabs open at a time, with various splits. Once you close this vim session the layout is lost to the ethers.
themksession
command in vim(neovim) can save you, thus saving the session to a directory, promising to return you to your
work exactly how you left it. However, the problem is most of us accrue many of these session files scattered about, personally
I have 28 vim session files, easily loading them, rememembering the context of each one, and removing stale sessions becomes a hassle.
entervsm
(Vim Session Manager), it is a script I wrote years ago that has been kicking about my