Closed cadayton closed 2 years ago
Same here!
The only way to stop weird character by mouse movement is to close the terminal and open another one: just exit from pwsh is not enough.
(..no Out-GridView and weird Out-ConsoleGridView on Ubuntu right now :( )
This is fixed,it just needs to be released.
https://github.com/PowerShell/GraphicalTools/pull/135
cc @SteveL-MSFT
Cool. Thank you very much!!!
@cadayton, can you please pull down PR #141 and verify this is fixed?
Thanks!
On Ubuntu 20.4, I'm not running Windows Terminal. How is an upgrade to Windows Terminal going to resolve the issue?
On Ubuntu 20.4, I'm not running Windows Terminal. How is an upgrade to Windows Terminal going to resolve the issue?
Tthe title of the PR is confusing. Terminal.Gui is what OCGV is based on. PR #141 for GraphicalTools uses the very latest (release candidate) of Terminal.Gui which should fix this issue.
On the Ubuntu system, I tried to update the Terminal.Gui package. Unfortunately, I'm not up to speed enough on dotnet to figure out to get a newer Terminal.Gui nuget packages installed.
If you can provide a basic example of how to update the Terminal.Gui package, I'll be a able to test. Otherwise, I'll need to wait until I find some time to learn how to speak dotnet.
@TylerLeonhardt or @SteveL-MSFT - Is there a way for you to do a build of GraphicalTools and publish a pre-release package on nuget?
If someone can point me to the build documentation, I can build it and publish locally.
It seems to be fixed in PowerShell 7.1.3 :+1:
(I get the same insane behavior with 'Get-Credential' on PowerShell Integrated Console v2021.2.2 )
Should be fixed by #141
Yes!! It is fixed ! :partying_face: :clap: :+1:
@andschwa this can be closed.
Awesome!
After displaying the grid view and exiting, random characters are being generated in the terminal session.
To reproduce, installed the BOTtum module. BOTtum Then execute the cmdlet, Show-KBFileSystem "public" "cadayton"