Ability to specify default root to the commands during execution

[Nilavarasi-Ashika]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Need an ability to specify default root value to append with group command in the scenario's like command execution root is not specified.

Describe the solution you'd like
Command format
e.g., xxx yyy exCommand
xxx - (Root)
yyy - (group)
In this case user mentioned command like yyy exCommand need and ability to append the root (xxx) which is configured in default.

[Nilavarasi-Ashika]

@ChandramouliShridharan @ameyasubhedarats FYI

[asperpint]

@Nilavarasi-Ashika, our terminal framework supports multiple roots. If we provide this option to specify the default root, it may cause issues for other roots.

Are you suggesting this option for Terminals that have only 1 root command?

e.g. ->
root1 group1 cmd1
root2 group1 cmd2
root3 group3 cmd3

[Nilavarasi-Ashika]

@asperpint yes we are suggesting default value option for terminals that have one root command.

[prawasu]

@Nilavarasi-Ashika, thanks for reporting this issue. We are currently investigating a similar functionality requested by another customer. As part of this request, we will link the terminal to the root command. After this, you can execute your terminal commands from the regular command prompt by specifying the root and subcommand.

E.g. dotnet build "test.csproj" executes the dotnet.exe app and sends the command to the dotnet app. After linking, your terminal becomes an app (similar to dotnet) that accepts the commands.

Sample execution

• From a command prompt
  dotnet build "test.csprog" -c Release
• By Executing the dotnet app directly
  dotnet build "test.csprog" -c Release build "test.csprog" -c Release

Thi feature will be supported in future with terminals with 1 root command.

Is this what you are looking for?

[prawasu]

Similar to #62