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Seems like exec command is inherently always case-insensitive (i.e. will be forced to be lowercased), see code. Should this always be the case? What if (in my case) I want to specify some command that requires case sensitivity (for example the command wt nt --profile Debian gets quietly converted to wt nt --profile debian and then you would be left to wonder why windows terminal never pulls up the Debian profile instead of the default one)?
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Seems like
exec
command is inherently always case-insensitive (i.e. will be forced to be lowercased), see code. Should this always be the case? What if (in my case) I want to specify some command that requires case sensitivity (for example the commandwt nt --profile Debian
gets quietly converted towt nt --profile debian
and then you would be left to wonder why windows terminal never pulls up the Debian profile instead of the default one)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: