Scratch used to have a feature where you could rename a tab by double clicking it and an entry would show inside the tab. I think this was a pretty neat solution.
Since we now have two cases for this feature upstream, I think the work for this should probably occur in Granite.
Another thing that might be interesting to consider however, is if we can intelligently auto-rename tabs based on the folder you ran from and the last command ran there. So you'd have tab names like "~/: apt-get" "Noise: cmake" etc etc
Scratch used to have a feature where you could rename a tab by double clicking it and an entry would show inside the tab. I think this was a pretty neat solution.
Since we now have two cases for this feature upstream, I think the work for this should probably occur in Granite.
Another thing that might be interesting to consider however, is if we can intelligently auto-rename tabs based on the folder you ran from and the last command ran there. So you'd have tab names like "~/: apt-get" "Noise: cmake" etc etc