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Duplicate Tab and Split Tab should duplicate the environment. #12760
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Adding on to this ticket because my issue is similar. If I launch windows terminal with custom arguments such as Right now, a new tab opens and then dies immediately. |
Okay, sorry to leave this on read for so long. I knew it was somewhere on the backlog, just couldn't find it. I think this is basically the same as #4259 - "I've got one pane with some env vars set, and I'd like to open a new tab/pane with those same env vars". @slambert-msft double check for me that these two issues are the same/? @cpriest That kinda sounds like it's own issue - mind filing a new issue so we can follow up on that topic specifically? |
Right on. Sorry again for the triaging delay 😋 /dup #4259 |
Hi! We've identified this issue as a duplicate of another one that already exists on this Issue Tracker. This specific instance is being closed in favor of tracking the concern over on the referenced thread. Thanks for your report! |
@zadjii-msft: Just to be clear, I should create a new issue for my 'add-on' to this now-duplicate issue? I had seen the other issue #4259 but thought it was different enough from that, but not from this. Primarily because #4259 is mostly talking about environment variables. |
Description of the new feature/enhancement
Duplicate Tab would work more like cmd.exe's "start" command, creating an actual clone of the tab with the same cwd, environment, colors, etc. Today Duplicate Tab is basically the same as "New Tab" and executing "start" in a Command Prompt creates a clone in a new terminal window.
Split Tab should not only create a new pane, but that pane should have the same contents as the original pane. Today the behavior is more like a "New Pane" button.
Proposed technical implementation details (optional)
I want a way to properly clone/split a tab, but I'm not tied to the specific words on the buttons. I think it's more intuitive for "Duplicate Tab" to mean copy, but if changing the behavior of a command like this would confuse more people then a new "Clone Tab" command would at least solve my problem.
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