--listen, --server and session related

[tricarte]

TLDR; If I open a file with --remote, that file is opened when the session is reloaded no matter if it is previously bded or not. Can I disable this feature? I checked sessionoptions but there is nothing related. (I'm using LazyVim distro)

Now the long story...

In one terminal window, I start nvim in listening mode like this: (inside /home/user)

nvim --listen ~/.cache/nvim/server.pipe

And in another window, I'm opening a file in that remote nvim like this: (again inside /home/user, but doesn't matter)

nvim --server ~/.cache/nvim/server.pipe --remote /home/user/some_file.txt

From this point on, whenever I restart nvim in /home/user, that some_file.txt is opened when I reload the session even when I previously deleted that buffer with bd. This behavior does not exist if I use --remote-send like this:

nvim --server ~/.cache/nvim/server.pipe --remote-send ":e /home/user/some_file.txt<CR>

I inspected my session file and there is an entry like this: $argadd some_file.txt which I cannot disable.