ConEmu build: 210627 preview x64
OS version: Windows 10 Pro 19043.1052 x64
Used shell version: WSL2 (Ubuntu 20.04)
ConEmu Settings xml: here
Problem description
In a Windows cmd prompt loaded inside ConEmu, I can navigate to a specific directory (e.g. cd \Users\me\Downloads), then use CTRL+SHIFT+O or CTRL+SHIFT+E to duplicate the current prompt in that same directory (\Users\me\Downloads). The same does not work for a WSL2 (Ubuntu 20.04) command prompt, as the newly-duplicated prompt will always start in my user's home directory.
Steps to reproduce
In ConEmu, go to Settings > Startup > Tasks, and click 'Add/refresh default tasks'. This added {WSL2::Ubuntu-20.04} to the list of Predefined tasks.
Select 'New Console Dialog' and select {WSL::Ubuntu-20.04}, which launches a new Ubuntu prompt in the user's home directory.
Change the current directory (cd ~/Downloads/)
Press CTRL+SHIFT+E to duplicate the Ubuntu prompt.
Actual results
The new prompt starts in the user's home directory again (~/)
Expected results
The new prompt should start in the same directory as the first prompt (~/Downloads/).
Versions
ConEmu build: 210627 preview x64 OS version: Windows 10 Pro 19043.1052 x64 Used shell version: WSL2 (Ubuntu 20.04) ConEmu Settings xml: here
Problem description
In a Windows cmd prompt loaded inside ConEmu, I can navigate to a specific directory (e.g. cd \Users\me\Downloads), then use CTRL+SHIFT+O or CTRL+SHIFT+E to duplicate the current prompt in that same directory (\Users\me\Downloads). The same does not work for a WSL2 (Ubuntu 20.04) command prompt, as the newly-duplicated prompt will always start in my user's home directory.
Steps to reproduce
Actual results
The new prompt starts in the user's home directory again (~/)
Expected results
The new prompt should start in the same directory as the first prompt (~/Downloads/).