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- Improved message if a spawned process wasn't found and a Flatpak container is
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in use.
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- The `:tab-move` command now takes `start` and `end` as `index` to move a tab
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to the first/last position.
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[[v2.4.1]]
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v2.4.1 (unreleased)
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==== positional arguments
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* +'index'+: `+` or `-` to move relative to the current tab by count, or a default of 1 space.
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A tab index to move to that index.
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`start` and `end` to move to the start and the end.
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==== count
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@ -1016,7 +1016,7 @@ class CommandDispatcher:
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index: `+` or `-` to move relative to the current tab by
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count, or a default of 1 space.
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A tab index to move to that index.
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`start` and `end` to move to the start and the end
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`start` and `end` to move to the start and the end.
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count: If moving relatively: Offset.
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If moving absolutely: New position (default: 0). This
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overrides the index argument, if given.
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