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My Windows Terminal Settings profile with elevated prompt for PowerShell via gsudo.
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windows-terminal-settings.json
// latest version is now here:
// https://github.com/thushan/dotfiles/blob/main/windows/windows-terminal/settings.json
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Nice. I ran across this blog post to accomplish pretty much the same thing.

I created 2 sets on modifications for both PowerShell and CMD in Terminal Preview, one with gsudo and one with gsudo -s (giving highest privileges, as System). Just in case I ever need such abominably high privileges on the machine.

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thushan commented Feb 27, 2022

Great idea @JohnLGalt, I've moved my terminal settings to git under a proper dotfiless now.

Using gsudo makes life a lot easier until elevation is supported natively on Windows Terminal.

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Agreed. Nice move to the git, that should help some folks.

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