Output window not hidden when Windows Terminal is set as the default terminal

[rollingmoai]

In windows 11, you can set Windows Terminal to be the default terminal.

However, it causes the ChocoButler output window to not hide on start.

[SylChamber]

I confirm this. When I set the default terminal app to Windows Terminal, a Windows Terminal instance is shown upon restarting a Windows session (or launching ChocoButler). Of course, if I close this Windows Terminal window, ChocoButler quits.

If I put the setting back to the default, Windows Console Host, then the terminal does not get shown when ChocoButler launches.

Would it be a Chocolatey issue?

BTW I really like your app. Much better than anything else I've tried so far. Perfect concept.

[cokelid]

Thanks both!
ChocoButler is started via chocobutler.bat which includes the -windowstyle hidden switch to the Powershell command. Looks like the new Windows Terminal is mangling that?
I'll see if I can work out what's going on in Windows 11!

[rollingmoai]

Would it be a Chocolatey issue?

Looks like it is an issue with Windows Terminal:
microsoft/terminal#11627

[cokelid]

I've got Win11 installed now and have at least reproduced the error. I'll see if I can find a workaround...