Windows Terminal Preview v0.9

The release of version 0.9 of Windows Terminal took place. This is the latest version of the Terminal and will include new features until v1 is released. You can download Windows Terminal from Microsoft Store or with release pages on GitHub. Let's take a closer look at the update details!

Windows Terminal Preview v0.9

Command line arguments

Alias wt now supports command line arguments. You can now launch Terminal with new tabs and panels, divided the way you like, with profiles you like, starting with directories you like! The possibilities are endless! Here are some examples:

wt -d .
Opens a terminal with the default profile in the current working directory.

wt-d.; new-tab -d C: pwsh.exe
Opens Terminal with two tabs. The first contains the default profile, starting from the current working directory. The second is the default profile with pwsh.exe as the “commandline” (instead of the default profile “commandline”), starting in the C: directory.

wt -p "Windows PowerShell" -d.; split-pane -V wsl.exe
Opens a Terminal with two panels separated vertically. The top pane is running a profile called “Windows Terminal”, and the bottom pane is running a default profile that uses wsl.exe as the “commandline” (instead of the default profile “commandline”).

wt -d C:UserscinnamonGitHubWindowsTerminal; split-pane -p "Command Prompt"; split-pane -p "Ubuntu" -d \wsl$Ubuntuhomecinnak -H
See below.

Windows Terminal Preview v0.9

If you want to learn everything you can do with our new command line arguments, check out the full documentation here.

PowerShell Autodiscovery

If you are a big fan PowerShell Core, we have great news for you. Windows Terminal now detects any version of PowerShell and automatically creates a new profile for you. The version of PowerShell that we think is the best (from the highest version number, up to the GA version, up to the best bundled version) will be named “PowerShell” and will occupy the original PowerShell Core slot in the drop-down list.

Windows Terminal Preview v0.9

Confirm closing all tabs

Are you someone who doesn't want to be asked every time to close all tabs? If you answered yes, then this new feature is definitely for you! A new global setting has been created that allows you to always hide the “Close All Tabs” confirmation dialog. To do this you need to set the parameter "confirmCloseAllTabs" в false at the top of your profiles.json file and you'll never see that popup again! Thank you @rstat1 for the contribution of this new parameter.

Other improvements

  • Now you can move from one word to another using Narrator or NVDA!
  • You can now drag the file into the terminal and the file path will be printed!
  • Ctrl+Ins и Shift+Ins by default bound to copying и insert respectively!
  • Now you can hold Shift и кликto expand your selection!
  • VS Code keys used for key bindings (for example, "pgdn" и "pagedown")!

Error correction

  • The terminal will not crash when Narrator is running!
  • The terminal will not crash if the path to the background image or icon is specified incorrectly!
  • All our popup dialogs now have rounded buttons!
  • The search box now works correctly in high contrast mode!
  • Now some ligatures are displayed more correctly!

let's talk

If you would like to leave your feedback or have any questions, do not hesitate to write to Kayla (Kayla, @cinnamon_msft) on Twitter or contact GitHub. We hope you enjoy this release of Terminal and look forward to our next update!

Windows Terminal Preview v0.9

Source: habr.com

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