No "Open Windows Terminal here" entry in context menu.

[NonoHh]

Environment

Windows build number: 10.0.19041.388
Windows Terminal version (if applicable): 1.0.1811.0

Any other software?

Steps to reproduce

The feature in PR #6100 has been merged in v1.1.1671.0. My version is later than it, but when I right click a selected directory, there is no such an entry.
I haved tried to reinstall Windows Terminal in Microsoft Store and reboot my PC. Still no entry.
This is the entries of right click.

This is the entries of shift + right click.

Expected behavior

How to enable this feature?

Actual behavior

No entry neither in right click nor shift + right click

[kanadaj]

@NonoHh I'm having the same trouble, did you figure this one out?

[DHowett]

@kanadaj just to make sure: what version of terminal do you have installed

[kanadaj]

@DHowett Latest on the Windows Store (normal, not the preview version). Literally downloaded today.
Edit: That'd be 1.1.2021.0

[pmarko1711]

how is this solved, please? I'm on 1.1.2021.0, yet I can't see Windows Terminal when I shift right click.

[zadjii-msft]

@petibear It's not on the shift+right click menu, it's on the normal right-click menu, but only when you directly right click on a folder. There are a bunch of open work items tracking the right-click menu, so make sure to check those out.

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@kanadaj That's certainly weird. I know that while I was working on developing this, it often wouldn't load until I rebooted explorer.exe, so maybe a restart is needed?

[pmarko1711]

thanks a lot for the clarification. I see, and this works, true, never noticed as my habit has been to shift right click when inside. this is good enough, thanks !

[kanadaj]

It's not on the shift+right click menu, it's on the normal right-click menu, but only when you directly right click on a folder.
Aaaah I see. That's... Not great.

Though I've found this project https://github.com/lextm/windowsterminal-shell which is a fair bit better since it adds an option for each different console, as well as a separate option to open as administrator.