Session contents restored messages should not be shown when only shell integration activated message has been written to the terminal

[meganrogge]

[meganrogge]

More broadly, I find myself clearing the terminals when I restart because the Session contents restored message makes the terminals look a bit busy/messy IMO. @Tyriar thoughts?

[Tyriar]

Not sure why this is happening as the message doesn't cause input, can reproduce though.

I find myself clearing the terminals when I restart because the Session contents restored message makes the terminals look a bit busy/messy IMO.

I restart them sometimes to get into a "clean state", the Terminal: Clear command would do something similar though. Are you proposing a different style or something?

[meganrogge]

I use terminal clear. I'm proposing not showing them at all because that is what I'd prefer. Isn't it obvious that they're restored when they're restored?

I realize other terminals also show the session restored banner, but don't think it adds to the experience; in fact, it detracts from mine.

[Tyriar]

Discussed offline, to avoid this problem so it's less of an issue how loud the message is:

We could discard that middle section if the terminal has had no input so only the following would show after multiple reloads without terminal interaction:

Tyriar\xterm.js  master [?]
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 Session contents restored from 2/15/2022 at 7:39:34 AM 

Shell integration activated!

Tyriar\xterm.js  master [?] 
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