somewhat relevant #5607

somewhat relevant #5607

i would call it instead of relevant: "directly related and key shortcut for proposed feature".

+1
A better inspiration could be KDE's Dolphin File Manager which opens a terminal in lower pane on press of F4 key.
Also, when we navigate the folders through the UI, the attached terminal also changes the working directory (only when no command is running) by a cd command.

How to implement this if we decide to go ahead: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/windows-command-line-introducing-the-windows-pseudo-console-conpty/

This would be a killer feature! Please implement this.

Can you share how this will fit into your workflow? Personally, if I'm doing any dev stuff that requires a folder to be open for any length of time in cmd, it's usually because I'm working in an IDE.

Check out this workflow from Kudu:

https://recordit.co/C94qz5dsLa

I'm not sure I'm seeing the point of that.

Here's some more arguments

https://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/questions/531/how-can-i-integrate-a-command-line-into-the-windows-explorer

This would improve my productivity a lot.

I need terminal integration like this picture:

Turns out it's possible :)

Turns out it's possible :)

Test.-.Files.2023-10-25.05-33-22.mp4

Good, you are welcome to make PR. :)

Sweet! Is is also possible for this to sync current folder so if you browse to another directory it auto cd's to that folder. And same if you change folder in the terminal it auto changes in the graphical view.

Wouldn't that cause an issue if there was an operation running in the terminal? And the same for if you change the path in the terminal,

You are right. I just really like this workflow from Kudo: https://recordit.co/C94qz5dsLa

Maybe when you change the folder in the UI a new terminal opens and when you go back the previous one is still there.

I understand it's a be can of worms with all the edge cases :)