Latest version messed up line height/vertical positioning?

[rben01]

In the latest version, line height seems to be totally messed up.

macOS Terminal.app

Line height = 1:

Line height = 1.5 looks fine, but is the max line height that Terminal.app can do.

VSCode editor

Line height = 1

Line height = 1.5:

VSCode terminal

Line height = 1:

Line height = 2:

[eigilnikolajsen]

This is very curious, thank you for discovering. I have trouble replicating the results, it looks fine in my apps. I suppose you downloaded the fonts from the customize section, do you mind sharing the settings (and if you have any other settings that might have something to say)? It would also be helpful to have a look at the font files, if you can share them here. Thank you.

[rben01]

These were downloaded directly from the “Download custom for design” link (using Brave Browser, in case that makes s difference). Here are the files: CommitMono.zip

One more datapoint: macOS font book install dialog.

Old version of font:

New version of font:

[eigilnikolajsen]

Thank you, I'll have a look at it and fix it as soon as possible!

[fayekydee]

Hello,

I can confirm a line spacing issue. In my case the overlap between lines is even more severe - see screenshot of konsole in Debian linux. I have downloaded commit mono today from the commitmono.com customize section. I did not change the default line height value ('1'), I only included ligatures and arrows.

[eigilnikolajsen]

It is fixed now. I accidently set the default line height to 0 and not 1, which resulted in really weird vertical metrics. Everything should be normal now.

[Steve-OH]

On a related note, the default line height spacing is very tight. Here's what Commit Mono, Fira Code (fairly typical), and MonoLisa (looser than average) look like in Sublime Text on Win10:

This is with the 1.134 update.