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Expand Up @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ When `session_serialization` is enabled, setting `pane_viewport_serialization` t
When `pane_viewport_serialization` is enabled, setting `scrollback_lines_to_serialize` to `0` in the [config](./configuration.md) will serialize all scrollback and to any other number will serialize line number up to that scrollback. Note that this might incur higher resource utilization (and certainly a higher cache folder usage...)

### `post_command_discovery_hook`
When Zellij attempts to discover commands running inside panes so that it can serialize them, it can sometimes be inaccurate. This can happen when (for example) commands are run inside some sort of wrapper. To get around this, it's possible to define a `post_command_discovery_hook`. This is a command that will run in the context of te user's default shell and be provided the `$RESURRECT_COMMAND` that has just been discovered for a specific pane and not yet serialized. Whatever this command sends over `STDOUT` will be serialized in place of the discovered command.
When Zellij attempts to discover commands running inside panes so that it can serialize them, it can sometimes be inaccurate. This can happen when (for example) commands are run inside some sort of wrapper. To get around this, it's possible to define a `post_command_discovery_hook`. This is a command that will run in the context of the user's default shell and be provided the `$RESURRECT_COMMAND` that has just been discovered for a specific pane and not yet serialized. Whatever this command sends over `STDOUT` will be serialized in place of the discovered command.

Example:
```javascript
Expand All @@ -40,4 +40,4 @@ Sessions can also be resurrected and switched to from within a Zellij session us
Resurrectable sessions can be permanently deleted with the `zellij delete-session` or `zellij delete-all-sessions` CLI commands. They can also be deleted from the `session-manager`.

## Session files in the cache
Zellij serializes the session data into a [layout](./layouts.md) every 1 second and saves it to the system's cache folder. These layouts can later be examined, altered and even shared as is across machines. They can be loaded with `zellij --layout session-layout.kdl` just like any other layout. They are intentionally Human readable to facilitate their re-use.
Zellij serializes the session data into a [layout](./layouts.md) every 1 second and saves it to the system's cache folder. These layouts can later be examined, altered and even shared as is across machines. They can be loaded with `zellij --layout session-layout.kdl` just like any other layout. They are intentionally human-readable to facilitate their re-use.