A bug in Chinese while using bash.

[STLGirlfriend]

If I use Chinese in my ConEmu(version: 170723 x64) while using bash(WSL and Git Bash). My cursor is not always in the end of the line(like those pictures). I can't move it to the end. Is it a bug?
Vim in Windows:

Vim in WSL:

[STLGirlfriend]

Where is the author?

[Maximus5]

Where is your Windows version?

[STLGirlfriend]

My Windows version: Windows 10 Pro / Enterprise G 1703 15063.483

[hideoyanagi]

This issue is observed with Japanese too. It seems, when you use ASCII letters after CJK characters, the cursor moves weirdly.

[Maximus5]

ConEmu version?

[hideoyanagi]

ConEmu Preview, PortableApps.com - 3.87 MB | version: 171109

[Maximus5]

http://conemu.github.io/blog/2017/11/17/Build-171117.html

[hideoyanagi]

Thanks. I tried all the builds; alpha, preview, and stable. All of them behave differently, and they all have some issues. The alpha has the issue below:

If the line contains only CJK characters, the cursor is positioned at correct places. But, when you have alphabets after CJK characters, the cursor is positioned rightward from where it is supposed to be.

The below is an example.

こんばんはGood Eve|ning

The | indicates the cursor position. In this example, the cursor should be placed at the end of the line, but it appears a little right from the end.

[mr-cn]

The problem has been fixed in the lastest Preview version 180206.

[xianghongai]

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fix:

git bash command line: git config --global core.autocrlf true

or

windows + r : %userprofile%，edit .gitconfig file:

[user]
	email = Your@Email.com
	name = YourName
[core]
	quotepath = false
	safecrlf = false

[Maximus5]

The git option core.autocrlf is not related to this issue.