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Eclipse Terminal on Mac not showing what I type #776

Open scriptori opened 2 months ago

scriptori commented 2 months ago

Describe the bug I've installed TM Terminal from Eclipse Marketplace on my MacBook Apple M1 Pro running Sonoma 14.4.1. My environment is configured to use /bin/zsh. However, when I try to type anything, the terminal does not show what I type! But when I hit enter, the command works. However, it still does not help me that I can't see what I'm typing because I could have plenty of typos and whatnot, and it's such an impediment.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Install Eclipse on MacBook with Apple M1/M2 chip. Eclipse information: Eclipse IDE for Enterprise Java and Web Developers (includes Incubating components) Version: 2024-03 (4.31.0) Build id: 20240307-1437
  2. Open a Local Terminal.
  3. Wait for the Local Terminal to initialize.

Expected behavior A prompt like "[~]$ " should be displayed, and the command should appear as it is typed.

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jonahgraham commented 2 months ago

I'm wondering if this is a case where we need to implement natives for apple silicon for the few bits of CDT that need it.

jonahgraham commented 2 months ago

Actually we implemented that a while ago in 13cdd8ada77f94e69b92e8da90548e554ac81c8e - I had forgotten.

So something else must be going on.

jonahgraham commented 2 months ago

I'll need access to an Mac machine to try to identify - unless I can get some additional details to understand why this is failing.

space88man commented 4 weeks ago

@jonahgraham @scriptori - it may not be macos related; I have a similar problem under Linux x86_64 with /bin/bash, /bin/zsh. #831

@scriptori : Can you try [WORKING] fish/ksh/tcsh/sh (you may have to install from homebrew). Also [NOT_WORKING] bash, as another data point.

OMG: finally someone else has the same problem as me (albeit on a different OS)

space88man commented 4 weeks ago

I can reproduce this on Linux(x86_64, Fedora 40, Wayland/X11) with shells (non-working) zsh, bash Working shells: fish / tcsh / sh / ksh / csh

This is not a recent issue: back in 2020~Fedora 33

At that time shell command tmux with bash as child process worked; but now tmux -> bash shows the UI issue.

I'll close #831 shortly as a duplicate of this if @scriptori can successfully run with fish/ksh/tcsh/sh

On Linux(Fedora 40/x86_64) it is due to shell customisation: https://github.com/eclipse-cdt/cdt/issues/831#issuecomment-2178760849 - not sure what exactly breaks yet

scriptori commented 3 weeks ago

@space88man I am going to try it tomorrow. Thanks for looking into this.

space88man commented 3 weeks ago

@space88man I am going to try it tomorrow. Thanks for looking into this.

BTW my issue #831 has been fixed by updating TM Terminal components into 2024-06 using the p2 repo that @jonahgraham posted: https://github.com/eclipse-cdt/cdt/issues/831#issuecomment-2179668008