Is there a way to open ghostty in home directory every time except when I open a new window via Ctrl+Shift+n?

[Yngwarr]

It used to work for me like this:

• Ctrl+Shift+n opens a terminal in the same directory as the one currently in focus.
• Running a ghostty command (I'll call it a "fresh open" for brevity) always opens a terminal at home, even if there are other terminals running.

Some recent update have changed the behavior: now a fresh ghostty terminal inherits the location of last focused window. I added the following configuration:

working-directory = home
window-inherit-working-directory = true

It seems like it should work as I expect, but it doesn't: fresh open still inherits the previous location. And if I set window-inherit-working-directory to false, both scenarios open home directory.

Is there a way to configure the ghostty to work as it did before? Is there, maybe, a way to specify the starting directory directly with a command line argument?

I use EndeavourOS Linux, tested with both i3 on X11 and KDE on Wayland.

[rhodes-b]

Are you sure its not running in the same instance if so working-directory doesnt work. 1.2 added a systemd service

Take a look at #8043

[Yngwarr]

Yes, it was running in single instance mode. Adding gtk-single-instance = false to the config have solved the problem. Thank you!