Windows Terminal Preview v1.21.1272.0

Windows Terminal 1.21 turned out to have WAY more in it than we had expected--we were busy doing things like sudo for Windows and File Explorer's 7zip, RAR and tar support... and still we ended up landing a bunch of Terminal work too!
Enjoy!

Features

• Terminal will now remember and restore the contents of the screen when you use the "Open windows from a previous session" startup option! (#16598) (#17022) (#16970) (#16998) (#17182) (#16601) (#17113)
  • Buffer snapshots are stored in human-readable (albeit UTF-16) VT-encoded text in your package's local state directory, next to your settings. This directory is typically secured to your user account, but if you are using the portable distribution be aware of the implications.
• You can now specify multiple active fonts; glyphs which are not found in your first font will be sought in all later fonts (#16821) (#16993)
  • {profile}.font.face now supports comma-separated face names, e.g. Courier New, Cascadia Code PL, Bahnschrift
  • Metrics will be based on your primary font.
  • Unfortunately, the preview window doesn't usually use any non-existent glyphs so you won't really be able to preview it...
• Terminal now renders pixel-perfect block elements, box-drawing characters and PowerLine symbols, as well as high-fidelity textured shade glyphs (#16729) (#16760)
  • We know this can be a controversial feature, so you can turn it off by disabling "Built-in Glyphs" in the Settings (or in JSON: {profile}.font.builtinGlyphs, boolean, default true)
• You can now customize the OpenType Features and Axes of your font stack in the Settings UI (#16104) (#16678) (#16790) (#17164) (#17173)
• Rounding out the above font changes, you can also turn off full-color emoji (setting {profile}.font.colorGlyphs, boolean, default true) for when you really want to eat a wireframe burrito (#16871)
• We've completely rewritten prompt marks--they now reflow on resize, clear properly, and more!--in preparation for calling them Stable (#16937) (#16938) (#17138) (#17144)
• You amazing pixel shader authors can now load up an image as a texture with the experimental.pixelShaderImagePath setting (#14073) (thanks @mrange!)
  • It will be accessible in register t1, type Texture2D. See the BackgroundImage shader for a small sample.
• You can now run terminal panes side-by-side with non-terminal things... (#17009) (#17169) (#16170) (#16172) (#17174) (#17110) (#16914)
  • ...like our experimental (and ephemeral!) "scratchpad", which shows up as a free-form text box next to your terminal.
    • Add the action {"action":"splitPane","type":"scratchpad"} to try it out.
    • ⚠️ We may remove or meaningfully change the scratchpad in a future version.
• We have rewritten the Input Method Editor (IME) integration from the ground up (#17067)
• JSON Fragment Extensions can now add custom actions (#16185)
• You can now access the features from the experimental. namespace in the Settings UI (#16809)
• The original text rendering engine (versions 0.1 to 1.20) has moved on to the next life, and will not be returning. RIP. 🪦 (#16278)

Changes

• Behavior Change! The Pane keybindings Alt+Shift++ and Alt+Shift+- will now duplicate your active profile (#16951)
• @tusharsnx totally rewrote how search highlighting works to make it more robust and responsive (#16611) (thanks @tusharsnx!) plus additional fixes from the team (#17132) (#17092)
• Terminal will now delete its in-box color schemes from your local settings file, unless you've modified them (#12800)
  • You can no longer edit the color schemes that come with Terminal without copying them
• We've finally added new color schemes: Dark+, CGA and IBM (#16953)
• We have started laying the groundwork for action binding--also known as "exploding your settings file with actions"--so please be on the lookout for any strangeness! There shouldn't be any user-visible impact. Yet. Yeeetttt. (#16823) (#16904) (#17145) (#17146)
• Moving the cursor around was surprisingly expensive, so we paid to make that cost go away (#15500)
• You can now control the behavior of the Atlas engine in finer detail on the "Rendering" settings page (#16939)
• Profiles now default to the icons of their .exe files, if those can be determined. If you want your profile to have no icon, you must set the icon to "none" (or check the "Hide icon" box in Settings) (#15843)

UI

• The Search box now animates in and out, looking very chic (#16808) (thanks @tusharsnx!)
• Instances of "it'll" have been replaced with "it will" to adhere to Microsoft Style Guidelines (#16955) (thanks @hellocharli!)
• We've restyled the Warning and Error displays around the font settings so that they're more readable (#16876)

VT Compatibility

• You can now set the window (tab, pane) title with DECSWT (Set Window Title) in addition to XTerm's OSC 2 (#16804) (thanks @j4james!)
• We now support DECAUPSS, DECRQUPSS and ACS, which completes the 8-bit interface architecture (#16547) (thanks @j4james!)

Bug Fixes

• Double-clicking a word on the left side of the screen will no longer select parts of your RPROMPT (or right prompt) (#17170)
• Double-clicking a word in a double-width or double-height row now actually selects the right word (#16812) (thanks @tusharsnx!)
• Our light color schemes no longer have a truly unusable selection highlight color (#16789) (thanks @uoRetr0!)
• Once again, we've fixed an issue where hyperlinks are detected in the wrong place if there's a wide character (#16775) (thanks @comzyh!)
• You can no longer use the Settings UI to enter an initial size that is out of bounds (#16989) (thanks @chingucoding!)
• The experimental repositionCursorWithMouse actually works after you've scrolled the screen (lol) (#16950)
• doskey macros once again (and I mean, "since 2015"?) work on inputs with more than one consecutive space character (#17129)
• We've fixed a number of issues that may have resulted in cursors being left on the screen (#17181)
• URLs that touch the right side of the screen or get resized are once again clickable (#17120)

Reliability

• Tearing off a tab should no longer, in some circumstances, explode your Terminal (#17069) (thanks @tusharsnx!)
• The Atlas engine has gotten somewhat better at reporting errors (#17193)
• The Atlas engine will no longer occasionally crash when rendering characters in the Unicode Private Use Area (#16894)

Performance

• The console hosting backend no longer spuriously repaints single characters (#17194) (thanks @j4james!)

VT Compatibility

• DCS sequences that span packets will no longer get sliced in half and--in so being--destroyed (#17195) (thanks @j4james!)

Packaging Changes

• Terminal distributions now come with an additional library, Microsoft.Terminal.UI.dll. Its .winmd is not required. (#15107)

Code Health

We're trying something new, where we don't delete all of the code health improvements and just put them right in the changelog.

Code Health improvements included in this release

• Remove in-product uses of std::bind (#16870)
• A minor cleanup of ProfileViewModel (#16788)
• Add a script to publish a folder of binaries as a GH release (#13629)
• Add an automated conhost benchmark tool (#16453)
• Add an experimental "scratchpad pane", for testing (#16171)
• Add more profile GUID tests (#17030) (thanks @chingucoding!)
• Add new and extend existing til::string helpers (#16772)
• Add VSCode configs for better out-of-box LSP support (#16920) (thanks @tusharsnx!)
• build: force the latest VCToolsVersion; see DD-1541167 for more (#17156)
• Implement MVVM for the Actions page (#14292)
• Make ColorFromXOrgAppColorName both smaller and more correct (#16824)
• Make the Settings Model tests into proper CI tests (#16773)
• Remove dependency on IsGlyphFullWidth for IRM/DECSWL (#16903)
• Remove VtApiRoutines (#16954)
• Replace til::bit_cast with std::bit_cast (#16948)
• Replace til::some with til::small_vector (#16952)
• Replace usages of TYPED_EVENT with til::event (#16837)
• Use .rc files in TSM instead of string literals (#16844)
• Use float instead of double by default (#17100)
• AtlasEngine: Improve debuggability (#17136)

With additional thanks to @Jvr2022 for keeping our dependencies up to date.

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Windows Terminal v1.20.11271.0

It feels like just a few days ago that 1.20 got updated in the preview channel! How strange...

Here are the highlights:

• The new rendering engine is enabled by default for everyone!
• We've rewritten resizing so that it's faster and more reliable.
• Alternate Scroll Mode is on by default, so you can scroll pagers like less with the mouse wheel.

Important

The new rendering engine is enabled by default, and the original one will be removed in 1.21.
Please report any issues you encounter with it.

Please see the following release notes for additional details.

• Windows Terminal Preview v1.20.11215.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.20.10822.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.20.10572.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.20.10303.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.20.10293.0

Note that scrollbar marks and shell integration features are still considered experimental and
are not included in this stable release! However, they are slated for inclusion in 1.21 when it is released to the stable channel.

In addition, automatic search highlighting has been disabled for this release.

Note

This version began rolling out to the Dev, Canary and Beta Windows Insider channels on 2024-05-07. Other channels will be released
as our reliability numbers indicate that we haven't broken anything. If you want to update to this release directly, download it below!

Why are there so many files? How do I choose?

Please visit our page documenting the different Windows Terminal Distributions!

Bug Fixes

The stable release of Terminal also comes with the following bugfixes backported from 1.21.

• Double-clicking a word on the left side of the screen will no longer select parts of your RPROMPT (or right prompt) (#17170)

Reliability

• The Atlas engine has gotten somewhat better at reporting errors (#17193)

With additional thanks to @Jvr2022 for keeping our dependencies up to date.

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Windows Terminal Preview v1.20.11215.0

1.20 is about to go stable, but before we do that there's some bug fixes we just had to get into your hands.

Changes

• Terminal now comes with Cascadia Code 2404.23, which has a couple hundred new glyphs! (#17137)
• Search result highlighting has been removed from 1.20. It had a few issues, and the fixes came in too late in the 1.21 for us to backport them (#17103)
• You can now use %WT_SETTINGS_DIR% in settings.json to refer to paths relative to your settings folder; this is
  great for portable mode! (#16949)
• We've moved to the latest Azure Cloud Shell API version to prevent it from breaking on you (#17115)

Bug Fixes

• You may have noticed too many things you thought you closed coming back atfer you relaunched Terminal, so we
  backported the session restoration fixes from 1.21 (#17049) (#17066) (#17068)
• Custom Pixel Shaders will no longer get ~ ~ weird ~ ~ after you've let them run for too long (#17104)
• The experimental "Reposition the cursor on mouse click" feature didn't work properly at the extremes of the
• A memory leak on window close has been fixed (#17107)
• Hidden cursors will no longer sometimes reappear unexpectedly (#17148) (thanks @j4james!)
• Maximizing a minimized window will no longer move your viewport around mysteriously (#17058) (thanks @tusharsnx!)
• We've fixed a number of UI style errors in menu item capitalization and our use of ellipses (...) (#16886) (thanks @HarshNarayanJha!)
• We rewrote clipboard handling to make it more robust and failure-proof (#17006)

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Windows Terminal v1.19.11213.0

This is probably the last servicing release for 1.19 before Stable moves on to 1.20, but I couldn't resist getting
some changes out to my favorite userbase!

Changes

• Terminal now comes with Cascadia Code 2404.23, which has a couple hundred new glyphs! (#17137)
• We've moved to the latest Azure Cloud Shell API version to prevent it from breaking on you (#17115)

Bug Fixes

• Hidden cursors will no longer sometimes reappear unexpectedly (#17148) (thanks @j4james!)
• Maximizing a minimized window will no longer move your viewport around mysteriously (#17058) (thanks @tusharsnx!)
• We've fixed a number of UI style errors in menu item capitalization and our use of ellipses (...) (#16886) (thanks @HarshNarayanJha!)

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Windows Terminal Preview v1.20.10822.0

Windows Terminal Preview 1.20 needed some servicing too, so I figured... why not?

Bug Fixes and Changes

• We've rolled back to an older compiler to get Terminal working on Intel Core 2 Duo machines again (!) (#16907)
• ReadConsoleOutputCharacterW no longer fails on lines containing narrow surrogate pairs (#16898)
• Auto-detected URLs and search results are no longer pushed around by wide characters (oops) (#16787) (thanks @comzyh and @lhecker!)
• We will now display control characters literally if they were produced with the Windows Console APIs (#16825) (thanks @j4james!)
• So many of you have screenshots that contain our "set terminal as default?" banner, which we take to mean that you never noticed it. We got rid of it. Balance is restored. (#16873)
• Entering the tab switcher via the command palette no longer selects the wrong tab (#16858) (thanks @AlejandroBlanco2001!)
• All localizations are now checked into the project, so you can build any historic version with all of its original languages (#16835)

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Windows Terminal v1.19.10821.0

This is the March servicing release for Windows Terminal Stable, rolling out now via the Store and WinGet!

Bug Fixes and Changes

• We've rolled back to an older compiler to get Terminal working on Intel Core 2 Duo machines again (!) (#16907)
• ReadConsoleOutputCharacterW no longer fails on lines containing narrow surrogate pairs (#16898)
• Auto-detected URLs and search results are no longer pushed around by wide characters (oops) (#16787) (thanks @comzyh and @lhecker!)
• We will now display control characters literally if they were produced with the Windows Console APIs (#16825) (thanks @j4james!)
• Entering the tab switcher via the command palette no longer selects the wrong tab (#16858) (thanks @AlejandroBlanco2001!)
• All localizations are now checked into the project, so you can build any historic version with all of its original languages (#16835)

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Windows Terminal Preview v1.20.10572.0

Terminal 1.20 is great, but it did have a couple bugs. Thanks for reporting them!

Changes

• Dashed, dotted and curly underlines have been changed to be slightly more readable (and pretty!) (#16719)

Bug Fixes

• In CMD, pressing Tab in the middle of a line will finally clear the remainder of the line from the screen (#16718)
• DECKPAM is no longer supported for this build, as it was causing zsh users a lot of trouble (#16675)
• We have removed one source of graphical issues on x86, which was caused by a compiler bug (#16742)
• Search highlights will no longer act up when they wrap over the end of a line (#16691) (thanks @e82eric!)
• Dead keys once again work if you press space after pressing one (#16645) (thanks @j4james!)
• You can once again copy/paste entire files on the Terminal window (#16634)
• The json schema now correctly offers experimental.repositionCursorWithMouse (#16652) (thanks @sarim!)

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Windows Terminal v1.19.10573.0

This is a quick servicing release to cross a few eyes and dot a few Ts.

Changes

• Dashed, dotted and curly underlines have been changed to be slightly more readable (and pretty!) (#16719)

Bug Fixes

• In CMD, pressing Tab in the middle of a line will finally clear the remainder of the line from the screen (#16718)
• We have removed one source of graphical issues on x86, which was caused by a compiler bug (#16742)
• You can once again copy/paste entire files onto the Terminal window (#16634)

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Windows Terminal Preview v1.20.10303.0

Let us pretend that this is the actual release 1.20 should have been.

Bug Fixes

• wt $COMMAND no longer blows away the entire process environment, and it now works properly (#16624)

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Windows Terminal v1.19.10302.0

This is a quick update to fix a blocking issue in 1.19.

Bug Fixes

• wt $COMMAND no longer blows away the entire process environment, and it now works properly (#16624)

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