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I'm on the Windows Terminal Preview from the Microsoft Store, and while I can't determine if the bell is truly disabled for a Powershell shell, I am definitely hearing it while in Alpine WSL.
Here's what I have in my settings.json (which I allowed Terminal to recreate after installing the newest 1.5 release):
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"bellStyle": "none",
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I'll note that VS Code was unable to see any "bell" properties (I assume these properties are populated from the json schema).
I have other features from 1.5 like a maximizedFocus so I'm positive I have the most recent version. Should I do a full uninstall and then install Terminal Preview fresh?
Where did you put bellStyle? In the global settings (at the root of the json), or in a profile? Since bellStyle is a per-profile setting, if you want it to apply to all profiles, you'll need to put it in the profiles.defaults object:
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DHowett-MSFT commentedon Aug 8, 2019
This depends on #1608.
trajano commentedon Aug 9, 2019
In addition, I want that to be configurable on both
globaland onprofilelevelOne change though, instead of the following to be default
use
that way we can use
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zadjii-msft commentedon Sep 29, 2020
Frank Fesevur (@ffes) Absolutely, I'll make sure of that☺️
Note to self: we should do this as an enum like:
We don't need to implement
visibleright now, but we should do it this way so we're future-proofAdd support for the BEL control in Windows Terminal (#7679)
Add a setting to configure the audible bell (#7793)
nathanblair commentedon Nov 12, 2020
I'm on the Windows Terminal Preview from the Microsoft Store, and while I can't determine if the bell is truly disabled for a Powershell shell, I am definitely hearing it while in Alpine WSL.
Here's what I have in my settings.json (which I allowed Terminal to recreate after installing the newest 1.5 release):
I'll note that VS Code was unable to see any "bell" properties (I assume these properties are populated from the json schema).
I have other features from 1.5 like a maximizedFocus so I'm positive I have the most recent version. Should I do a full uninstall and then install Terminal Preview fresh?
zadjii-msft commentedon Nov 12, 2020
Where did you put
bellStyle? In the global settings (at the root of the json), or in a profile? SincebellStyleis a per-profile setting, if you want it to apply to all profiles, you'll need to put it in theprofiles.defaultsobject:nathanblair commentedon Nov 12, 2020
Excellent call! Indeed, that fixes it. Thanks!