Include cwd in terminal title

[imlgm]

currently, vscode name the terminal with like 1: bash, 2:bash, after a while it's hard for to remember which one opening which directory. how about naming them by the opened folder or pah of the opened folder.

I also want there could be a simple way to switch focus between the terminal and workspace. currently, I have to use Command+J to hide the terminal or mouse clicking.

[Tyriar]

@imlgm this custom keybinding makes it easier to switch between editor and terminal:

{ "key": "ctrl+`",          "command": "workbench.action.terminal.focus", "when": "!terminalFocus" },

[imlgm]

@Tyriar
sorry for responsing so late, so many works

I tried the custom keybinding, it did help a lot, thanks

[Tyriar]

Related: #20676 (comment)

[caub]

@Tyriar

{"key": "ctrl+`", "command": "workbench.action.terminal.focus", "when": "!terminalFocus"}

is interesting (by default that shortcut just toggles terminals visibility, so that's fine using that shortcut)

What I'd terribly like is that it not only focus the terminal, but focus the 'right' terminal, or opens one for that project (in the context of a multi-projects workspace)

I guess you'll answer that this is the job for an extension, so I'll try to make one, because it'd be so practical for me

What I'm after is a mix of openInTerminal and workbench.action.terminal.focus, reusing the ones opened previously. I already discussed it, and the conclusion was to make an extension

I still think it's not a big feature, and would be worth adding in core

[ibufu]

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