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A new feature was just added that shows the current process name inside the terminal name, like node instead of simply cmd.exe.
While it's a good thing, I think it could be improved even more by adding the current terminal working directory, or at least the last part of the working directory.
Right now, if you start two webpack watches, in a two different directories c:\dev\project1 & c:\dev\project2, you will end up with this:
1: node
2: node
If there was a way to get the last part of the current working directory, it could look like:
1: node <projet1>
2: node <project2>
Which I find a lot better. This may not be that easy to do on Windows though.
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Suggestion: show the last part of the working directory in terminal title
Feature request: show the last part of the working directory in terminal title
Aug 9, 2017
A new feature was just added that shows the current process name inside the terminal name, like
node
instead of simplycmd.exe
.While it's a good thing, I think it could be improved even more by adding the current terminal working directory, or at least the last part of the working directory.
Right now, if you start two webpack watches, in a two different directories
c:\dev\project1
&c:\dev\project2
, you will end up with this:If there was a way to get the last part of the current working directory, it could look like:
Which I find a lot better. This may not be that easy to do on Windows though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: