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They seriously need to add a tab rename feature. Right click and rename. I am using it for development (along WSL2) and have 4, 5 tabs opened most of the time -
by EastSmith 7y ago
They seriously need to add a tab rename feature. Right click and rename. I am using it for development (along WSL2) and have 4, 5 tabs opened most of the time - a server, webpack, some ssh stuff, another server, something else.
All tabs have the same generic title name. There is a github issue, but it does not look like they take this feature seriously:
https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/1079 https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/1079
Edit: I am happy with it - they've been improving it constantly (for the last 4 months at least).
- mika9090 7y agoNot as good as right click but can be done from the command line (PS) $Host.UI.RawUI.WindowTitle = "Corona"
- EastSmith 7y agoThis does not work on WSL2 (Ubuntu), but thanks.
- RMPR 7y agoNot infected yet
- zadjii 7y agoPretty much every shell has its own mechanism for updating the title - the parent comment just shared the `powershell` way of setting the title. I'm confident that if you search for "set title from <your shell here>", you'll find plenty of posts on how to do it.
- redstripe 7y agoIn regular cmd.exe you can use "title xxx" to rename windows. Maybe this works in the terminal too?