Hi, the current behaviour of Git's Explorer shell extension entry 'Git Bash Here' is to open a Git bash in the selected directory.
A common use-case for me is to open a Git bash in a WC directory and have Explorer showing the same directory in parallel. Currently, this requires me to 1. navigate to the parent directory of the WC, 2. right-click on the WC directory and click 'Open Bash Here', 3. move the Git console out of the way, 4. enter the WC directory in Explorer, 5. activate Git bash. That is, opening a Git bash in Explorer currently interrupts navigation. A much more pleasant behaviour (for me) would be to navigate to the target WC directory and open a Git bash after arriving there. That would merge operations 1 and 4 and save me from doing operations 3 and 5. This required 'Git Bash Here' to change its meaning. It should not open a bash in the selected directory, but in the current directory. Additionally, 'Git Bash Here' should appear when right-clicking on a file, too. Note, the new behaviour would be in accordance with archive applications, where 'Extract here' means extract in the /current/ directory. To preserve the old behaviour one could add an additional menu entry 'Git Bash in xxx' where xxx refers to the directory currently selected (in case a directory was selected and not a file). What do you think? Best regards, Stephan Hennig
