Dialoguer uses a clearline char when an input is interacted with to display the checkmarked version, but if the response wraps to the next line in a console that supports wrapping, it only removes the last line, leaving the entire beginning part of the response and creating a duplicate when it displays the checkmarked version.
Dialoguer uses a clearline char when an input is interacted with to display the checkmarked version, but if the response wraps to the next line in a console that supports wrapping, it only removes the last line, leaving the entire beginning part of the response and creating a duplicate when it displays the checkmarked version.