ConEmu build: 220308 [64] [Preview]
OS version: Windows 10 x64
Used shell version (Far Manager, git-bash, cmd, powershell, cygwin, whatever): WSL 2, ubuntu 20.04, bash
Problem description
Since latest Windows update to KB 5011487, vim has not been working properly under either GNU Screen or Tmux.
Under screen, there are alignment issues: the tab bar does not display properly or consistently; the cursor appears on a different line than its true position; some displayed text is incorrect or not updated.
Under tmux, similar issues are occurring.
This problem is not occurring when running vim under screen in a gnome-terminal window (launched from ConEmu) or in Windows Terminal.
Steps to reproduce
Start ConEmu with a WSL 2 session
Start screen session
Start vim session, opening multiple files using the -p option
Switch between tabs using gt or similar
Actual results
The top tab bar should consistently display the current tab; line numbering should show line 1 at the top of the file
Expected results
Tab bar becomes corrupted or is not displayed; top line number is sometimes greater than 1.
Versions
ConEmu build: 220308 [64] [Preview] OS version: Windows 10 x64 Used shell version (Far Manager, git-bash, cmd, powershell, cygwin, whatever): WSL 2, ubuntu 20.04, bash
Problem description
Since latest Windows update to KB 5011487, vim has not been working properly under either GNU Screen or Tmux.
Under
screen
, there are alignment issues: the tab bar does not display properly or consistently; the cursor appears on a different line than its true position; some displayed text is incorrect or not updated.Under
tmux
, similar issues are occurring.This problem is not occurring when running vim under screen in a gnome-terminal window (launched from ConEmu) or in Windows Terminal.
Steps to reproduce
screen
sessionvim
session, opening multiple files using the-p
optiongt
or similarActual results
The top tab bar should consistently display the current tab; line numbering should show line 1 at the top of the file
Expected results
Tab bar becomes corrupted or is not displayed; top line number is sometimes greater than 1.