Closed corneliusroemer closed 3 years ago
DHowett
commented
3 years ago Windows Terminal version (if applicable): Windows Terminal (Unpackaged) Version: 1.2.200825001-release1.2
First, you're using a version of Terminal that's a couple months out of date (and you're using it in an unexpected/unusual configuration (Unpackaged)).
Puzzlingly, this binding is in the default set. I wonder what's up.
corneliusroemer
commented
3 years ago TL;DR: When upgrading to v1.3 and installing by way of .msixbundle as opposed to rename/unzip/repeat it works by default.
I'm happy to explain what the original setup was nonetheless.
There was an AppLocker issue, so I installed by manually unzipping as you explained here: https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/6046. That's why it's Unpackaged.
I don't know why I installed the old version, that just happened so, I guess. BUT, thanks for pointing it out, I now tried installing the new .msixbundle v1.3 and tada now AppLocker no longer complained and the problem is solved.
DHowett
commented
3 years ago Happy to hear it! :smile:
Environment
Steps to reproduce
Try to increase font size by pressing
<C>+=Expected behavior
Font size increases
Actual behavior
Font size does not increase
Additional observations
<C>+-works. So does reset with<C>+0<C>+=to increase font insettings.jsonworks as a workaround - but it shouldn't be necessary, this should be default setting. This is what made it work: { "command": { "action": "adjustFontSize", "delta": 1 }, "keys": "ctrl+=" }