Bottom line: the more arguments I put on wt the less likely it is to work. This is currently unusable even for launching the app clean.
Something like this, in a run dialog:
wt new-tab -p "PowerShell Core"; split-pane -H -p "Windows PowerShell"; split-pane -p cmd
Seems to work less than one time in five on my computer. Most of the time I get two panes, not three, and occasionally only one.
Environment
Windows build number: Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18363.657]
Windows Terminal Version: 0.9.433.0
Steps to reproduce
Run the command above from a run dialog a half dozen times
Expected behavior
The window should open the same way every time, with three panes, one for each of the shells I have in Windows...
Actual behavior
Sometimes just PowerShell Core, sometimes both PowerShells, rarely all three including cmd.
Bottom line: the more arguments I put on
wtthe less likely it is to work. This is currently unusable even for launching the app clean.Something like this, in a run dialog:
Seems to work less than one time in five on my computer. Most of the time I get two panes, not three, and occasionally only one.
Environment
Steps to reproduce
Run the command above from a run dialog a half dozen times
Expected behavior
The window should open the same way every time, with three panes, one for each of the shells I have in Windows...
Actual behavior
Sometimes just PowerShell Core, sometimes both PowerShells, rarely all three including cmd.