Closed vyrgozunqk closed 1 year ago
It could be caused by a environment locale. I can confirm in my linux works without issues.
This might be related to dead keys and other keyboard input features. The recent 0.71.0 release has much improved support for different kinds of "keyboard" or character input. Try and let me know if that helps.
Seems to be fine in the latest version, indeed. Thanks!
This is feature request for Cyrillic support on MacOS. It seems to be working fine on Linux. I do not have issues in other terminals like iTerm or the built-in "Terminal", so I do not think it's local issue.
Typing anything in Cyrillic leads to the ASCII code of the character being inputted instead of the character itself.