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If you're using the inbox conhost (i.e. the version that comes preinstalled with Windows), I suspect it just doesn't have that fix included. Installing a new version of Windows Terminal isn't going to change that.
I know I can reproduce the crash in the conhost that's bundled with version 10.0.19041.4894 of Windows, but not in the latest version of OpenConsole built from source, so I don't think the #8663 fix has regressed (or if it did regress, it has since been fixed again).
That said, the emoji don't actually get pasted successfully - tcsh just outputs three "Command not found" errors - but at least nothing is crashing.
The good news is that the fix (#14745) is part of Windows 11 24H2 (build 26100+) and so it'll be publicly available as the next stable version soon. I'll be closing the issue then.
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j4james commentedon Sep 23, 2024
If you're using the inbox conhost (i.e. the version that comes preinstalled with Windows), I suspect it just doesn't have that fix included. Installing a new version of Windows Terminal isn't going to change that.
I know I can reproduce the crash in the conhost that's bundled with version 10.0.19041.4894 of Windows, but not in the latest version of OpenConsole built from source, so I don't think the #8663 fix has regressed (or if it did regress, it has since been fixed again).
That said, the emoji don't actually get pasted successfully - tcsh just outputs three "Command not found" errors - but at least nothing is crashing.
lhecker commentedon Sep 23, 2024
The good news is that the fix (#14745) is part of Windows 11 24H2 (build 26100+) and so it'll be publicly available as the next stable version soon. I'll be closing the issue then.