Hello gregrwn and thanks for confirming those threads are about this
very issue.
There's certainly place in Launchpad for upstream bugs, provided that
they're recognized as such. In this case it doesn't seems that upstream
recognizes the new behavior as a bug (this is why in comment 4 I refer
to it as an "upstream change", and not to an "upstream bug"). Given that
upstream doesn't recognize the change as a bug, and that the change
doesn't affect Ubuntu users so badly to justify permanently diverging
from upstream to make the package behave differently from what upstream
intended, it is difficult to consider this "a bug in Ubuntu".
I think the most appropriate status for this report is Opinion ("Doesn't
fit with the project, but can we discussed"). This is not to dismiss
your report, but rather not to set false expectations.
** Changed in: tmux (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Opinion
** Changed in: tmux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Low => Wishlist
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