A remote ssh session with a multi-window tmux on the other end creates a nested-tmux situation where the local tmux will capture controlled commands and not pass them to the remote. It is possible there is some tmuxy way to handle this properly, otherwise we may need a configuration that allows a given muster profile to be defined as a single window terminal (ie. containing the ssh) rather than a tmux session. There is precedence for spawning terminals in the existing handling of muster up from within a tmux session.
A remote ssh session with a multi-window tmux on the other end creates a nested-tmux situation where the local tmux will capture controlled commands and not pass them to the remote. It is possible there is some tmuxy way to handle this properly, otherwise we may need a configuration that allows a given muster profile to be defined as a single window terminal (ie. containing the ssh) rather than a tmux session. There is precedence for spawning terminals in the existing handling of
muster upfrom within a tmux session.