After updating to the latest version, the plugin stopped working.

[mingleeShade]

I updated the plugin to the latest commit on the master branch and noticed that when copying, a string similar to Base64 encryption appeared on the screen. However, after refreshing the screen, the string disappeared. Additionally, I am unable to copy the string to the windows clipboard using osc52.
I am working on a Windows machine and connecting to a remote Linux machine via SSH. I am using tmux to manage multiple screens.
The plugin was working fine on commit e629873, and my tmux settings are correct. What could be the problem?

[ojroques]

Hello!
I refactored the code recently, sorry for the disagreement. Can you share your tmux version, the terminal emulator you're using and your vim config?

In the meantime, you can checkout the v1.0.0 tag which is just before the refactoring.

[nbn22385]

Same issue began happening for me too after updating, connecting to an Ubuntu 22.04 VM via SSH:

• Windows 10
• Windows Terminal 1.16
• tmux 3.2a
• vim 9
• vim config + dotfiles

Reverted to tag v1.0.0 and working again, thanks.

[ojroques]

Try adding set -s set-clipboard on to your tmux config @nbn22385.

[mingleeShade]

I use secureCRT connecting to an Debian9 via SSH, also use tmux as terminal multiplexer:

• windows10
• tmux next-3.1
• neovim 0.9.0
• vim config: mingleeShade/mynvim

I already add set -g set-clipboard on in my tmux config.

[ojroques]

Are you sure secureCRT supports OSC52? Also can you try with set -s set-clipboard on?

[mingleeShade]

Yes, I am sure that my secureCRT supports OSC52. I have also tried with set -s set-clipboard on and the issue persists. Additionally, I have
used an older version of 'vim-oscyank' and it worked without any problems.

[andrescuco]

Same issue here, using the older version now as a bandaid fix:

Plug 'ojroques/vim-oscyank', { 'commit': 'e6298736a7835bcb365dd45a8e8bfe86d935c1f8' }

[MagnusBrzenk]

I too had to revert to v1.0.0 to get it working again. TMUX 3.1b, Ubuntu 20.04, VIM - Vi IMproved 8.2 (2019 Dec 12, compiled Dec 19 2021 20:21:31)

[ojroques]

For older versions of tmux, it may work with the option let g:oscyank_osc52 = "\x1bPtmux;\x1b\x1b]52;c;%s\x07" (see tmux/tmux#2254) in Vim config but I haven't tried it myself.