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Plugin panes opened with split placement currently use an equal split.
Sidebar-style plugins such as file trees often need a narrower initial width. Resizing after opening causes a second visible layout change, while opening a normal terminal pane first briefly exposes the shell and launch command.
It would be useful for a split plugin pane to specify its initial ratio. For example, a file-tree plugin could open directly with the primary pane at 70% and the tree at 30%.
The goal is to preserve direct plugin-pane opening while creating the final geometry in one visible operation.
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Plugin panes opened with split placement currently use an equal split.
Sidebar-style plugins such as file trees often need a narrower initial width. Resizing after opening causes a second visible layout change, while opening a normal terminal pane first briefly exposes the shell and launch command.
It would be useful for a split plugin pane to specify its initial ratio. For example, a file-tree plugin could open directly with the primary pane at 70% and the tree at 30%.
The goal is to preserve direct plugin-pane opening while creating the final geometry in one visible operation.
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