open in user home directory by default when double clicking the exe about wsldl HOT 3 CLOSED

As a workaround you can set the current directory to %USERPROFILE% using a shortcut, batch file etc.

Thank you, that works! I have a shortcut in start menu anyway so I just needed to set the current directory like this

This is good enough as I don't need to run it with any special command line arguments.

It is a bit unintuitive that it works like this but it is good enough. Flag is probably not needed as there is a way and it would not solve the issue that the behavior is different than default launchers.

Maybe better is to document this in README.md and/or the --help text. Currently there is

Usage :
    <no args>
      - Open a new shell with your default settings.

    run <command line>
      - Run the given command line in that instance. Inherit current directory.

so maybe something like

Usage :
    <no args>
      - Open a new shell with your default settings.
      - Inherit current directory (with exception that %USERPROFILE% is changed to $HOME).

Thanks again, you may close the issue as needed.

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There is no flag available to change this behavior now.
Currently, if you open an exe with a current directory other than %USERPROFILE%, Linux will open the Windows current directory.
As a workaround you can set the current directory to %USERPROFILE% using a shortcut, batch file etc.
If you would like this flag added, I,will mark this as a feature request.

Thanks,

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Okay, I'm glad that it solved the issue you were having in your environment.
As you suggest, I will document this behavior in the help and documentation.
Thank you.

I think I'll close this issue for now.

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