In Windows Terminal (WT) 1.19.10821.0 on Microsoft Windows 11 Pro (ARM 64-bit Processor; Version 22H2, OS Build: 22621.3447), with no custom-binding of Ctrl+S in WT itself.
conhost.exe windows do not exhibit the same problem.
Not only is Ctrl+S itself ignored, it seems to also block recognition of a subsequent key chord, e.g. Ctrl+Q.
To reproduce, launch WT, then launch something like psedit $PROFILE, modify the buffer, then press Ctrl+S, followed by Ctrl+Q: nothing happens, and when Ctrl+Q is pressed again and Show-PSEditor exits, the modifications are not saved.
In Windows Terminal (WT) 1.19.10821.0 on Microsoft Windows 11 Pro (ARM 64-bit Processor; Version 22H2, OS Build: 22621.3447), with no custom-binding of Ctrl+S in WT itself.
conhost.exewindows do not exhibit the same problem.Not only is Ctrl+S itself ignored, it seems to also block recognition of a subsequent key chord, e.g. Ctrl+Q.
To reproduce, launch WT, then launch something like
psedit $PROFILE, modify the buffer, then press Ctrl+S, followed by Ctrl+Q: nothing happens, and when Ctrl+Q is pressed again andShow-PSEditorexits, the modifications are not saved.