Windows Terminal 0.9 release, this version brings some new features.
Command line parameters
wt execution alias now supports the command-line parameters, the main function is to use the various configuration files start a new tab terminal from any directory, you can customize a large space, such as:
wt -d .
Use the default configuration files in the current working directory to open the terminal.
wt -d . ; new-tab -d C:\ pwsh.exe
Open a terminal has two tabs, where the first tab runs with the default configuration files in the current working directory, the second tab in the C: \ directory will pwsh.exe as the default configuration file command line to run.
wt -d C:\Users\cinnamon\GitHub\WindowsTerminal ; split-pane -p "Command Prompt" ; split-pane -p "Ubuntu" -d \\wsl$\Ubuntu\home\cinnak -H
Do the following:
Automatic detection PowerShell
Windows Terminal can now detect any version of PowerShell, and automatically create a configuration file. The best PowerShell version will be labeled as "PowerShell", other versions listed below, PowerShell Core will be a tie out. The system determines the "best" approach is to start from the highest version number, and then to the highest GA version, to the best packaged version.
Also you can now confirm whether to close all tabs.
The new version also brings a number of other improvements and bug fixes, see the details of the announcement:
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/windows-terminal-preview-v0-9-release