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> When running tests I am a fan of being able to split my screen so I can view the tests alongside code. Tmux worked well for this, however it comes with a few disadvantages. Pasting code between Tmux and Vim panes required use of the system register which is a pain.

I'm personally not a fan of them, but why wouldn't you use vim split panes?

Maybe he meant he was running the tests in the split, and copy/pasting bits of text between the editor and shell.

He could also have used tmux's copy buffer, but it is a little cumbersome.

i love this its like NeoVim=vim+tmux