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I'm creating a session with mksession, and when I restore the session, if the first tab was empty ([No Name]), it's gone in the restored session. Other empty tabs are restored fine; it seems to only be the first tab that's lost. If there are multiple "leading" empty tabs, it's still only the first one that disappears.

I'm using this with vim -u NONE so there is zero config and no plugins, but I get the same behavior with my normal config. Affects versions 7.3 and 8.0.52.

I'm using the default sessionoptions in all cases: blank,buffers,curdir,folds,options,tabpages,winsize.

Steps to reproduce:

• $ vim -u NONE
• :tabnew
• :e foo.txt
• :w
• :tabnew
• :mksession
• :qa
• $ vim -u NONE -S Session.vim

The tabline now shows foo.txt | [No Name]. Expected [No Name] | foo.txt | [No Name].

Is this is known issue? Is there a workaround?

I'm creating a session with mksession, and when I restore the session, if the first tab was empty ([No Name]), it's gone in the restored session. Other empty tabs are restored fine; it seems to only be the first tab that's lost. If there are multiple "leading" empty tabs, it's still only the first one that disappears.

I'm using this with vim -u NONE so there is zero config and no plugins, but I get the same behavior with my normal config. Affects versions 7.3 and 8.0.52.

I'm using the default sessionoptions in all cases: blank,buffers,curdir,folds,options,tabpages,winsize.

Steps to reproduce:

• $ vim -u NONE
• :tabnew
• :e foo.txt
• :w
• :tabnew
• :mksession
• :qa
• $ vim -u NONE -S Session.vim

The tabline now shows foo.txt | [No Name]. Expected [No Name] | foo.txt | [No Name].

Is this a known issue? Is there a workaround?

I'm creating a session with mksession, and when I restore the session, if the first tab was empty ([No Name]), it's gone in the restored session. Other empty tabs are restored fine; it seems to only be the first tab that's lost. If there are multiple "leading" empty tabs, it's still only the first one that disappears.

I'm using this with vim -u NONE so there is zero config and no plugins, but I get the same behavior with my normal config. Affects versions 7.3 and 8.0.52.

Steps to reproduce:

• $ vim -u NONE
• :tabnew
• :e foo.txt
• :w
• :tabnew
• :mksession
• :qa
• $ vim -u NONE -S Session.vim

The tabline now shows foo.txt | [No Name]. Expected [No Name] | foo.txt | [No Name].

Is this is known issue? Is there a workaround?

I'm creating a session with mksession, and when I restore the session, if the first tab was empty ([No Name]), it's gone in the restored session. Other empty tabs are restored fine; it seems to only be the first tab that's lost. If there are multiple "leading" empty tabs, it's still only the first one that disappears.

I'm using this with vim -u NONE so there is zero config and no plugins, but I get the same behavior with my normal config. Affects versions 7.3 and 8.0.52.

I'm using the default sessionoptions in all cases: blank,buffers,curdir,folds,options,tabpages,winsize.

Steps to reproduce:

• $ vim -u NONE
• :tabnew
• :e foo.txt
• :w
• :tabnew
• :mksession
• :qa
• $ vim -u NONE -S Session.vim

The tabline now shows foo.txt | [No Name]. Expected [No Name] | foo.txt | [No Name].

Is this is known issue? Is there a workaround?

I'm creating a session with mksession, and when I restore the session, if the first tab was empty ([No Name]), it's gone in the restored session. Other empty tabs are restored fine; it seems to only be the first tab that's lost. If there are multiple "leading" empty tabs, it's still only the first one that disappears.

I'm using this with vim -u NONE so there is zero config and no plugins, but I get the same behavior with my normal config. Affects versions 7.3 and 8.0.52.

Is this is known issue? Is there a workaround?

I'm creating a session with mksession, and when I restore the session, if the first tab was empty ([No Name]), it's gone in the restored session. Other empty tabs are restored fine; it seems to only be the first tab that's lost. If there are multiple "leading" empty tabs, it's still only the first one that disappears.

I'm using this with vim -u NONE so there is zero config and no plugins, but I get the same behavior with my normal config. Affects versions 7.3 and 8.0.52.

Steps to reproduce:

• $ vim -u NONE
• :tabnew
• :e foo.txt
• :w
• :tabnew
• :mksession
• :qa
• $ vim -u NONE -S Session.vim

The tabline now shows foo.txt | [No Name]. Expected [No Name] | foo.txt | [No Name].

Is this is known issue? Is there a workaround?