Repository: terminal
Issue: wt.exe from command line with named console binary picks the wrong tab icon and wrong tab title
Labels: Issue-Bug,Area-UserInterface,Product-Terminal,Issue-Task,Area-Commandline

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# Environment

```none
Windows build number: Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19041.450]
Windows Terminal version (if applicable): 1.2.2381.0

```

# Steps to reproduce

start Windows terminal from console or Run... with a chosen named .exe that produces console output.

eg. <kbd>win</kbd>+<kbd>R</kbd> <code>wt thiscommandisjustanexample</code> <kbd>enter</kbd>

(picking a binary that actually does exist is not making a difference for this bug)

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# Expected behavior

- Tab gets it's title from the binary's name

- Tab gets it's icon from the called binary / tab gets a generic console-binary icon, since the binary does not contain one

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# Actual behavior

The tab inherits several pieces of behaviour from the default profile.

This includes,
- the icon that is defined for defaultProfile in <code>settings.json</code>
- the tabTitle that is defined for defaultProfile in <code>settings.json</code>
- the default profile's backgroundImage with it's settings for backgroundImageStretchMode and backgroundImageAlignment applied as defined in <code>settings.json</code>

# Reflection

You are just applying the default profile to anything unknown that runs, don't you?

Awesome. In that case, I guess, Windows Terminal requires a hidden default profile that is invoked if nothing else applies. Instead of just picking the one that is opened as default on start.