I'm running SourceGit 8.30.1 on Windows 11 Pro 23H2 (build 22631.4169), configured to use "Windows Terminal", which is currently on version 1.20.11781.0.
with my project open, clicking the "Open In Terminal" button launches WT, but it stays at my home folder without navigating to my project folder.
switching the terminal selection in SourceGit to "PowerShell" does navigate to my project folder (in WT, because that's my default in Windows), so I think this may only affect configs where SourceGit is explicitly trying to launch WT directly.
have MS perhaps changed the wt.exe CLI flags? doesn't looks like much has changed recent on this front in SourceGit.
I'm running SourceGit 8.30.1 on Windows 11 Pro 23H2 (build 22631.4169), configured to use "Windows Terminal", which is currently on version 1.20.11781.0.
with my project open, clicking the "Open In Terminal" button launches WT, but it stays at my home folder without navigating to my project folder.
switching the terminal selection in SourceGit to "PowerShell" does navigate to my project folder (in WT, because that's my default in Windows), so I think this may only affect configs where SourceGit is explicitly trying to launch WT directly.
have MS perhaps changed the wt.exe CLI flags? doesn't looks like much has changed recent on this front in SourceGit.