While installing packages, the normally "small" (narrow underline) text cursor of a Windows "Command Prompt" window becomes "large" (full square). (The quoted words are the option labels from the "Properties" dialog.)
This happens only if the progress bar is used during the operation. Both when installing small packages that do not trigger the progress bar and when suppressing it using --quiet, the cursor shape does not change.
Expected behavior
The cursor shape should not be different after pip finishes.
pip version
22.1.1
Python version
3.10.4
OS
Windows 11
How to Reproduce
Ensure that an old version of a large package is installed.
Description
While installing packages, the normally "small" (narrow underline) text cursor of a Windows "Command Prompt" window becomes "large" (full square). (The quoted words are the option labels from the "Properties" dialog.)
This happens only if the progress bar is used during the operation. Both when installing small packages that do not trigger the progress bar and when suppressing it using
--quiet
, the cursor shape does not change.Expected behavior
The cursor shape should not be different after pip finishes.
pip version
22.1.1
Python version
3.10.4
OS
Windows 11
How to Reproduce
python -m pip install -U that-large-package
Output
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