Add rename-surface CLI command - #104
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Adds a surface.rename pipe method and a rename-surface CLI command so tabs can be renamed from the command line. Run inside a pane, it renames the current surface via WMUX_SURFACE_ID.
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Merged — thanks! This filled a real gap in the CLI (workspaces could be renamed but tabs couldn't), and the |
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The CLI can rename workspaces (
rename-workspace) but there was no equivalent for tabs. This adds asurface.renamepipe method and arename-surfaceCLI command.Follows the existing table-driven pipe-bridge pattern used by the other surface commands.