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Might be a little bit of a silly question. The problem is simple, I tend to have two panes, one where I write code, and the other to compile it. I do that with the windows terminal (cmd + vim + Mingw), but something is bothering me. I can split the panes perfectly but after that I have to change directory to the project directory on both panes.. it is really a minor annoyance, but would it be possible for, when I split panes, the second pane going going directly to the directory of the first?
if it's silly, I'm really sorry
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If you'd like to open a new pane of a profile that is already open in your terminal, you can right click on the tab and click Split Tab. This will duplicate the focused pane in the current tab.
The Split Panes feature allows you to divide a tab into multiple rectangular panes, each of which is a unique terminal session.
If you choose Window→Split Pane (⌘-D), you wind up splitting your Terminal window into an upper pane and a lower pane. That can be handy when you keep certain scripts running all the time.
Even better, SHIFT+ALT and the arrow keys will resize them! Go spend some time learning about Panes in Windows Terminal and let me know how it goes for you!
If you're still interested in this, it looks like it will be added to Windows Terminal soon.
In the interim, I use tmux to workaround this issue.
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