Argument doesn't work depending on their position

[arnaudcharles]

Windows Terminal version

1.20.11381.0

Windows build number

10.0.19045.0

Other Software

No response

Steps to reproduce

Hello,

I made a function that is called to open 6 panes under Windows Terminal and which will connect automatically to several hosts.
I've done it thiw way because I was not able to find on the documentation a cleaner way.

This script is working but I've found that the command split-pane :

• With the parameter -H the following command is executed
• With the parameter -D the following command isn't executed

Working 👍

wt.exe --maximized -p NoProfile pwsh -wd ~ -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[0])" ; split-pane -s .33 pwsh -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[2])" -D
wt.exe --maximized -p NoProfile pwsh -wd ~ -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[0])" ; split-pane -s .33 -H pwsh -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[2])

Not working 👎

wt.exe --maximized -p NoProfile pwsh -wd ~ -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[0])" ; split-pane -s .33 -D pwsh -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[2])

My workaround like posted here is to move the parameter -D at the end of the command, this way it works.

if ($null -ne $Hosts) {
        # Open 6 panes with 6 servers
        wt.exe --maximized -p NoProfile pwsh -wd ~ -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[0])" `; `
        split-pane -s .33 pwsh -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[2])" -D `; move-focus first `; split-pane -s .5 pwsh -wd ~ -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[1])" -D `; `
        split-pane -s .5 -H pwsh -wd ~ -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[4])" `; move-focus left `; split-pane -s .5 -H pwsh -wd ~ -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[3])" `; move-focus right  `; move-focus right `; split-pane --tabColor `#f59218 --title 'DBAPatching' -s .5 -H pwsh -wd ~ -nop -noexit -command "connect $($Hosts[5])"
}

Expected Behavior

I would like to be able to use the same positional argument -D or -H on the same spot or at least have indication on the reference doc about this.

Actual Behavior

When using -H then command -> command executed
When using -D then command -> command not executed