Incorrect results for Windows Terminal

[dropsonic]

Starting with v1.4, Windows Terminal supports embedded hyperlinks.
However, supports-hyperlinks returns false for this terminal.

As a workaround, I set the environment variable FORCE_HYPERLINK, and everything started working fine.

It happens because there is a piece of code that disables hyperlink support everywhere on Windows (which is not correct):

if (process.platform === 'win32') {
    return false;
}

It is possible to understand that we're running in Windows Terminal by checking env.WT_SESSION existence; however, it is not so easy to get the actual version of the terminal. See microsoft/terminal#1040 for more details.

[jamestalmage]

PR Welcome.

[dropsonic]

@jamestalmage it is not possible to properly implement it until microsoft/terminal#1040 is completed.

[abhijit-hota]

I was finding ways to know the version number as you said.

One way I thought of was to execute wt -v (wt is included in the Path!).
But it opened up an alert window rather than printing it.

I asked why and they said the reason

[Richienb]

One way I thought of was to execute wt -v (wt is included in the Path!).

[Richienb]

Right now, this is the best way I could find to do it.

[abhijit-hota]

But we also want the version of Windows Terminal, don't we?

…

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[Richienb]

@abhijit-hota Perhaps we can get the version from the Windows Store package.

[dropsonic]

According to Microsoft, there is no need to check the exact version of the terminal.
I've created a PR: #8