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In Terminal application options on mac, you can configure the if the new opened Terminal tab/window should open in the same working directory as the active tab:
For some reason with nodeprompt this option doesn't work and the starting directory is always set to the user's home dir.
Below are two screencasts - in both all the terminal and shell options are the same. The only difference is . nodeprompt-enable-bash entry in .bash_profile.
Without nodeprompt - the new Terminal tab is opened in the same directory as the active tab:
Screen.Recording.2022-10-20.at.13.06.41.mov
With nodeprompt enabled - the new tab is opened in home directory:
In Terminal application options on mac, you can configure the if the new opened Terminal tab/window should open in the same working directory as the active tab:
For some reason with
nodepromptthis option doesn't work and the starting directory is always set to the user's home dir.Below are two screencasts - in both all the terminal and shell options are the same. The only difference is
. nodeprompt-enable-bashentry in.bash_profile.Without
nodeprompt- the new Terminal tab is opened in the same directory as the active tab:Screen.Recording.2022-10-20.at.13.06.41.mov
With
nodepromptenabled - the new tab is opened in home directory:Screen.Recording.2022-10-20.at.13.07.10.mov