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People may be unhappy about Terminal's default "stay open after a process fails" behavior. That behavior may cause enterprise management scripts to leave useless Terminal windows laying around.
Each Terminal instance consumes more memory than an equivalent conhost; we can save memory and start-up time (NSAT blocker) by attaching all tabs to the same window while educating users about tabbing.
We can only do that if they're going to be able to tear them out afterwards.
Works today in conhost, but may be OK missing for v1
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Jun 27, 2022
NSAT Blockers
closeOnExit
should be sensible when launched via defterm #13325Windowing Completion
GetConsoleWindow
) #2988 (comment)/max
fixed in Respect the "/max" parameter when starting console apps with defterm enabled #14222GetConsoleWindow
Settings Parity
Not "the settings UI has parity with the settings JSON", but "the Terminal settings UI has parity with the Console propsheet"
Accessibility
Will this come back to bite us later?
WT_SESSION
, etc) aren't set when set as the Default Terminal #13006 "am I running in terminal?" - defterm launches don't setWT_SESSION
Conpty process weirdness
Running programs as admin still launches conhost
No terminal application can register as the handler for elevated command line sessions. This requires platform support from COM team.
Surf line?
Works today in conhost, but may be OK missing for v1
EnableColorSelection
in Terminal #9583WindowStyle -Hidden
is not respected when the default terminal application is Windows Terminal #12464Works today in conhost, but may be OK rejecting
[Console]::SetWindowPosition
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