How can we open terminal in subfolder?

[shivapoudel]

Since I have to use goto definition in sublime I have to include all the files required in WordPress cms but my specific projects will be inside wp-content/plugins/<plugin-project> directory.

Now in the <plugin-project> there can be many directory and sub-directory and if I stick with that directory root files and use ctrl+shift+t I can open terminal in that project directory but sometimes I have to edit files located like this too wp-content/plugins/<plugin-project>/<sub-folder>/<some-file> then how can I open ` but not the sublime project folder.

[twolfson]

We provided 2 shortcuts:

• ctrl+shift+t which opens in the folder of the current file
• ctrl+shift+alt+t which opens in the Sublime Project folder of the current file

https://github.com/wbond/sublime_terminal/blob/1.18.0/Default%20(Windows).sublime-keymap

Based on your description, it sounds like there's an override being introduced somewhere. Can you recall if you added anything like that?

[shivapoudel]

If sublime goto definition would have support the directory to search for then it wouldn't have been the problem.

I know that this package support two above shortcuts but my need is different. I need a solution and wont prefer to goto project directory means I need additional shortcut. Look the sub project of my need and I wanted to open terminal in a directory where the composer.json file exists.

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[twolfson]

Ah, I see. I can think of a few ways to build that and I'm sure there are plenty of others:

• Use a directory listing like Quick File Creator
  • https://github.com/noklesta/SublimeQuickFileCreator/
• Allow user to define commands that accept parameters like how many levels up
• Something else

I'm going to mark this issue as an enhancement and leave it open for discussion. Unless @wbond has strong opinions otherwise