When I run up login, I get a username prompt; if I don't want to enter a username and press Ctrl-C to kill the process, the ^C literal shows up at the prompt:
% up login
Username: ^C^C^C
The same happens at the Password prompt, but without the ^C literal being echoed.
The only way to get out of up login is to either enter a username and password, or kill it externally.
How can we reproduce it?
Run up login, then attempt to kill the command with Ctrl-C at the username or password prompt.
What happened?
When I run
up login, I get a username prompt; if I don't want to enter a username and press Ctrl-C to kill the process, the^Cliteral shows up at the prompt:The same happens at the
Passwordprompt, but without the^Cliteral being echoed.The only way to get out of
up loginis to either enter a username and password, or kill it externally.How can we reproduce it?
Run
up login, then attempt to kill the command withCtrl-Cat the username or password prompt.What environment did it happen in?
zsh in alacritty on Linux