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Now CTRL + SHIFT + D can copy the existing tab page (with the same configuration file). New tabs always start with the default path, such as C:/Users/myUserName, even though my working path has been moved to D:/somePath.
For me, opening a new tab is often just to operate around the previous path. If the path is too deep, I have to cd in again.
It's also more annoying for remote operations.
For local operations, it's possible. But you need to manually configure the shell for now. See #3158 (comment) for help if you're a PowerShell user.
There are also discussions about the SSH scenarios in #3158 and unfortunately that is not possible at the moment. Nor do I think it will be possible in the future.
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skyline75489 commentedon May 17, 2021
For local operations, it's possible. But you need to manually configure the shell for now. See #3158 (comment) for help if you're a PowerShell user.
There are also discussions about the SSH scenarios in #3158 and unfortunately that is not possible at the moment. Nor do I think it will be possible in the future.
zadjii-msft commentedon May 17, 2021
Yep, that's all correct. For more info, see:
OSC7work #8214/dup #3158