[question] Can't update domains.

[greyHairChooseLife]

Hello, there!

I apologize in advance for asking a silly question. I am new to the Wezterm so please forgive me.

For testing, I'd updated ssh_domains as follows but didn't notice any difference in the Launcher(mapped to F3 for ShowLauncher).

config/domains.lua

return {
   -- ref: https://wezfurlong.org/wezterm/config/lua/SshDomain.html
   -- ssh_domains = {},
   ssh_domains = {
      -- yazi's image preview on Windows will only work if launched via ssh from WSL
      {
         name = 'wsl.sshhhh',
         remote_address = 'localhost',
         multiplexing = 'None',
         default_prog = { 'fish', '-l' },
         assume_shell = 'Posix',
      },
      {
         name = 'SSH:banana',
         remote_address = 'my.remote.a.ddress',
         username = 'me',
         ssh_option = {
            port = '22',
            identityfile = '~/.ssh/banana-key',
         },
      },
   },

   -- ref: https://wezfurlong.org/wezterm/multiplexing.html#unix-domains
   unix_domains = {},

   -- ref: https://wezfurlong.org/wezterm/config/lua/WslDomain.html
   wsl_domains = {
      {
         name = 'WSL:Ubuntu',
         distribution = 'Ubuntu',
         username = 'kevin',
         default_cwd = '/home/kevin',
         default_prog = { 'fish', '-l' },
      },
   },
}

In the ssh_domains section, there are 2 tables. One is originally configured by this cool repository, and the other is for my testing. Note that I updated the original one's name to 'wsl.sshhhh' from 'wsl.ssh'.

After I saved(automatically_reload_config is true, ofc), I checked ShowLaunch with F3, typed 'domain' for fuzzy matching, and the result was still below:

• New Tab (domain wsl.ssh)

I wonder why it doesn't display 'wsl.sshhhh' nor show 'SSH:banana'.

[KevinSilvester]

Hey @greyHairChooseLife,

I was able to replicate this issue on my laptop and it seems to be an issue with all the domains and not just ssh.

Though I'm not sure why the automatic config reloading isn't working for the domains, closing all instances of Wezterm and re-opening the application seems to apply the domain changes correctly.

Hope this helps :)