

Now you can use wtd instead of wt to open Windows Terminal from Windows Explorer address bar without having to worry about pass the parameters. :triangular_flag: It is also possible to clone the repository and install the App locally: Once you have installed Go, run the following code to compile and install packages: The wtd.go file, available on GitHub, is used to run the wt -d. :folded_hands: I would like to thank my friend and teammate Alexandre Teoi that shared with me his implementation using Go to avoid having to pass parameters to wt command. In case you don't like to type the parameters for the wt command, you can use the language Go to reduce it to only a single command. :triangular_flag: To open Windows Terminal in the same folder of Windows Explorer you need to run the following command: In fact, Windows Terminal will be opened in the folder defined in the default profile.

If you type wt on the address bar, Windows Terminal will not be launched in the same folder that Windows Explorer. I am pretty sure that you already know that typing CMD or PowerShell.exe on the Windows Explorer address bar will open the respective prompts in the same folder that it was displayed on Windows Explorer.īut how to achieve the same behavior with Windows Terminal? Launching Windows Terminal from Windows Explorer Address Bar Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software. The first step is to download and install the Go language that is available at.
