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Windows 10 Ubuntu Pasting Issues #1588

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marct83 opened this issue Dec 12, 2017 · 24 comments
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Windows 10 Ubuntu Pasting Issues #1588

marct83 opened this issue Dec 12, 2017 · 24 comments
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👆 ConEmu Upstream issue in ConEmu.

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@marct83
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marct83 commented Dec 12, 2017

When I try and copy and paste something like this into the bash shell in cmder :

go get github.com/golang/dep/cmd/dep

All that gets pasted is:

m/golang/dep/cmd/dep

Why? Driving me nuts.

@Stanzilla Stanzilla added the 👆 ConEmu Upstream issue in ConEmu. label Dec 12, 2017
@chris-dismiss
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I have the same problems. Pasting large commands or using the up arrow seems to cause some text wrapping issues.

@jhaagmans
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Same issue, running Inside Build 17025. Doesn't happen when running bash.exe.

@RobertKozak
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I am seeing the same issue for over a month. I can't find a version where this is not happening now.

@deadalnix
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I'm affected by this problem too. It seems to be a ConEmu issue. I reported it here: Maximus5/ConEmu#1387

@Stanzilla
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Hey there,
Cmder uses ConEmu as terminal emulator, if you are experiencing a problem with that, please open a bug over at https://github.com/Maximus5/ConEmu

Thank you! :)

@mindplay-dk
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@Stanzilla looks like this was resolved so maybe Cmder distro needs an update?

@mindplay-dk
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And just to confirm, the issue does appear to have been resolved.

To others stuck with this issue: I'm using the portable release, so I downloaded the portable latest release of ConEmu here and unpacked into cmder\vendor\conemu-maximus5 - it works :-)

@Stanzilla
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Yeah we need to cut a new release, I was just waiting for the new git version to come out but that seems to take longer than I anticipated. Any day now though.

@deadalnix
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Eagerly waiting for the new release. Thanks everybody.

@Stanzilla
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@deadalnix you can just download a nightly build if it is urgent?

@mindplay-dk
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@Stanzilla everyone who accepts (or is forced to install 🙄) the latest Win 10 update is affected by this - the paste function simply stops working. I think it would be nice to get a release out soon, so everyone doesn't have to find this issue on github and fix it by hand?

@reijin90
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reijin90 commented Jun 5, 2018

@mindplay-dk : I just replaced the contents now, but now Home (Pos1) and End keys don't seem to work. Also the command completion with the cursor keys doesn't work anymore. Did you only replace the executables and does this work for you?

@mindplay-dk
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now Home (Pos1) and End keys don't seem to work

odd! works fine here.

Also the command completion with the cursor keys doesn't work anymore

with the cursor keys? not sure how that works.

auto-completion with TAB works fine, and cursor up/down iterates through history as usual.

Did you only replace the executables and does this work for you?

That's all I did, yeah - unzip the entire folder on top of the files already there.

Did you install the latest OS update? I'm on Win 10 Pro build 17134.48

@reijin90
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reijin90 commented Jun 5, 2018

Up and down go through history, but before doing this, when I wrote "ssh" it would only cycle through my previous ssh commands. Pos1 and End still don't seem to do anything... It's odd...
I'm on Win 10 Pro 1803 17134.81

@mindplay-dk
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Upgraded to 17134.81 and everything still works fine here.

@zaszlo
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zaszlo commented Jun 12, 2018

after I replaced the conemu with a newer version the pasting is fixed but vi isn't working... up/down arrows are non-responsive, can't edit a file :-( this side effect is brutal.

@deadalnix
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+1 , the copying and pasting behavior now works, but arrows are now broken in various contexts like vim and most.

@deadalnix
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@zaszlo any progress on that front ?

@zaszlo
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zaszlo commented Jul 5, 2018

@deadalnix I reverted my conemu to the original as I'm more often editing files in terminal (ex. commit messages) then pasting in commands. Or I try to do the pasting from cmd and not from Windows' linux shell. So it is not resolved for me. Did I miss the solution or why is this issue closed?

@reijin90
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reijin90 commented Jul 5, 2018

I will make a new issue and update here. Dunno why this is still closed as it should not be.

@deadalnix
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deadalnix commented Jul 11, 2018

Ok so as it turns out, the p flag used to default to value 5 for cur_console, but doesn't anymore. This is what was causing the issue in vim and alike for me. Replacing p to p5 in my templates solved it.

@zaszlo
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zaszlo commented Jul 12, 2018

I'm not a cmder power user, for a more commonly understandable hotfix, please include the paths to templates, which line... and if editing the original conemu that has the pasting issue or the newest/updated version of it that has the vim issue.

If available rather please share a link to a cmder or conemu that has fixed this. I would prefer not to bother with editing conemu/cmder files outside of its GUI config settings for such a general thing.

@zaszlo
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zaszlo commented Nov 12, 2018

@deadalnix please help me finding that template file, or tab/section where to set p5 for that cur_console. I tried seearching for it in all conemu and inside the settings with cur_console but hasn't seen any p there. Thanks.

@reijin90
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reijin90 commented Nov 12, 2018

@zaszlo If you had read this issue, you would see my comment stating that I created a new issue. I posted a detailed fix there (on the 21.July).

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