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When Windows Terminal is running with its autocmd configured to switch to Resident mode, selecting explorer.exe (or clicking on the Desktop) inadvertently triggers the Windows Terminal autocmd.
As a result, explorer.exe enters Resident mode instead of the expected GUI normal mode.
About Bug
When Windows Terminal is running with its
autocmdconfigured to switch toResidentmode, selectingexplorer.exe(or clicking on the Desktop) inadvertently triggers the Windows Terminalautocmd.As a result,
explorer.exeentersResidentmode instead of the expectedGUI normalmode.Steps to reproduce
.vindrc:autocmd AppEnter explorer.exe <to_gui_normal>autocmd AppEnter WindowsTerminal.exe,wt.exe <to_resident>.vindrcconfiguration.WindowsTerminal.exe.explorer.exe(or click on the Desktop).explorer.exeunexpectedly entersResidentmode.Here is my
.vindrcfile:Even though only
autocmd AppEnter WindowsTerminal.exe <to_resident>is set, the same bug occurs.Environments