Is it possible to create a settings file and save it?

[noonand]

Hello all,

I'm wondering if it's possible with Terminal to create a settings file that you can save and pass around to your team. This settings file would have whatever consoles that you need to be defined in it for a particular purpose.

For example, if I'm doing front-end Angular development I might choose to start up the apps that I will need to debug and develop against. For the back-end, I might make sure that SQL Server is started and accepting connections along with whatever queuing software and utilities listening on specific ports that I need to debug and develop against.

This is how some existing tools such as Cmder and ConEmu work and I was wondering if (hoping that) Terminal has similar functionality.

• Derek

[zadjii-msft]

Yep, you can find the settings.json file here.

You may also be interested in "fragment extensions", which would let you author one common json file and drop it in %localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows Terminal\Fragments\whatever\whatever.json, so that your teammates can all have their own unique settings files, with the profiles from whatever.json just simply added to their settings.