WT -f <myApp.exe> causes glitched window

[jredfox]

Windows Terminal version

1.12.10982.0

Windows build number

10.0.19044.1706

Other Software

java.exe

Steps to reproduce

wt -f java --> produces a window in which you cannot close there is no x button.
wt --focus java --> produces a window in which you cannot close there is no x button.

Expected Behavior

it open up the default profile with the batch icon on the top left and it execute normally. wt java will produce the proper result

Actual Behavior

bordless window you cannot close.

running wt new-tab -f java seems to fix it. but why isn't' there an error message if -f requires the new tab?

[zadjii-msft]

This is totally by design. -f before any subcommands opens the window in fullscreen mode. There's no frame in fullscreen mode by design. There's a variety of QoL improvements to fullscreen mode we're tracking in #3486

[jredfox]

It's not in Fullscreen. Its in a normal window missing the buttons

[jredfox]

@zadjii-msft reproducable with wt --focus java

[zadjii-msft]

Derp.

-F is fullscreen.

-f is "focus mode". It should still have borders around the window though. Something that looks like:

You should be able to leave focus mode with the "Toggle Focus Mode" command in the Command Palette

[jredfox]

@zadjii-msft I fail to see how using --focus without a new tab creates a borderless app with no x button is intended to work that way that's not even in fullscreen. it should either say hey error can't focus without a tab specified or it should create a tab with the default profile like wt with no additional params does. the --focus usual behavior is to focus the right tab or window so the user doesn't have to look for it.

[zadjii-msft]

Focus mode is a feature. An intentional mode for the window without any other chrome. There are still tabs in focus mode, they're just hidden.

the --focus usual behavior is to focus the right tab or window so the user doesn't have to look for it

Pretty sure that --focus has been used to launch in focus mode for the Terminal since we introduced that argument.