Pane

A :pane node is an attachment point for a pane.

{
    :type :pane
    :id nil # number or nil, optional
    :attached true # boolean or nil, optional
    :remove-on-exit false # boolean or nil, optional
}

:id

Specifies the NodeID this pane is connected to. If nil, the part of the screen occupied by this pane will just show a "disconnected" state.

:attached

If true, user input will be sent to the pane specified by :id.

:remove-on-exit

If true, when the pane specified by :id exits successfully (ie with exit code 0) or is killed using tree/rm, this pane will be removed from the layout. This works just like exiting from a shell in tmux does: the intent is to preserve that behavior for users who want it.

The value of :remove-on-exit, by default, is the value of :remove-pane-on-exit.

In other words, to make this global you can do the following:

(param/set :client :remove-pane-on-exit true)