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Line-wrapping breaks when using backspace key in a git repo with Cmder mini and Git for Windows. #883

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JustHereForTheBugReport opened this issue Mar 16, 2016 · 5 comments

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@JustHereForTheBugReport

The line wrapping behavior is not working correctly inside a git repo.

Demo: http://i.imgur.com/2CNL7KH.gif

Steps to reproduce:

  • navigate into a git repo
  • enter a command that is long enough to wrap around
  • backspace the characters on the second line

Expected result: The cursor returns to the first line

Actual result: The cursor returns to a blank line between the first and third.

I am running Cmder mini v1.2.9. I also have Git for Windows 2.6.3.windows.1.

@jankatins
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Can you try the latest prereleases (Link is in the readme), this should be fixed.

@JustHereForTheBugReport
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The latest prerelease I could find is v1.2.9 which is the version I'm currently using (https://github.com/cmderdev/cmder/releases)

@jankatins
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@Stanzilla
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Yeah it's a bad situation again @MartiUK you wanted to do a new pre-release or release "soon"? Want me to just do a pre-release now?

@JustHereForTheBugReport
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Confirmed this is fixed in the latest build at https://ci.appveyor.com/project/MartiUK/cmder/branch/development/artifacts . Thank you.

I did notice that a couple of characters can become hidden behind the scrollbar, but I can make the scrollbar disappear by hovering over it briefly then moving the mouse away so not a big deal.

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