iTerm2 - Split vertically with current profile with same working directory

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When splitting vertically with current profile by using the keyboard shortcut, Command + D, is it possible for the new iTerm window opened to have the same current working directory as the current now.



By default, using this command opens the new window with home directory as the current directory.






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    When splitting vertically with current profile by using the keyboard shortcut, Command + D, is it possible for the new iTerm window opened to have the same current working directory as the current now.



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      When splitting vertically with current profile by using the keyboard shortcut, Command + D, is it possible for the new iTerm window opened to have the same current working directory as the current now.



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          Open iTerm2 preferences by using the keyboard shortcut, Command + , or by invoking the command iTerm2 → Preferences... in the Menu Bar.



          In the preferences window, switch to Profiles tab and under Working Directory select Reuse previous session's directory. (The default is Home directory.)



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          Now when invoking the Splitting Vertically with Current Profile command by pressing Command + D keys, the adjoining window will be opened with the same directory as the current working directory.






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            Open iTerm2 preferences by using the keyboard shortcut, Command + , or by invoking the command iTerm2 → Preferences... in the Menu Bar.



            In the preferences window, switch to Profiles tab and under Working Directory select Reuse previous session's directory. (The default is Home directory.)



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            Now when invoking the Splitting Vertically with Current Profile command by pressing Command + D keys, the adjoining window will be opened with the same directory as the current working directory.






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              Open iTerm2 preferences by using the keyboard shortcut, Command + , or by invoking the command iTerm2 → Preferences... in the Menu Bar.



              In the preferences window, switch to Profiles tab and under Working Directory select Reuse previous session's directory. (The default is Home directory.)



              enter image description here



              Now when invoking the Splitting Vertically with Current Profile command by pressing Command + D keys, the adjoining window will be opened with the same directory as the current working directory.






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                Open iTerm2 preferences by using the keyboard shortcut, Command + , or by invoking the command iTerm2 → Preferences... in the Menu Bar.



                In the preferences window, switch to Profiles tab and under Working Directory select Reuse previous session's directory. (The default is Home directory.)



                enter image description here



                Now when invoking the Splitting Vertically with Current Profile command by pressing Command + D keys, the adjoining window will be opened with the same directory as the current working directory.






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                Open iTerm2 preferences by using the keyboard shortcut, Command + , or by invoking the command iTerm2 → Preferences... in the Menu Bar.



                In the preferences window, switch to Profiles tab and under Working Directory select Reuse previous session's directory. (The default is Home directory.)



                enter image description here



                Now when invoking the Splitting Vertically with Current Profile command by pressing Command + D keys, the adjoining window will be opened with the same directory as the current working directory.







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