Missing Long Output

[ash34]

Not all output is shown if the output is more than the screen on-show. The top part of the output is lost when you hide the keyboard. (The part that did not fit onto the half-screen)

• Device : iPad 7 gen
• OS : iOS 14.3
• WebSSH Pro version : 14.9.3

Third screenshot shows that the issue is not seen if the second command is repeated.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Already have a good amount of output from a previous command (apt upgrade was used in the test)
2. Enter a command that is known to give a lot of output (mediainfo was used in the test)
3. Hide the keyboard with the key bottom-right
4. See the top of the second command output is missing

[isontheline]

Hello @ash34 👋

Could you check again 14.7 fallback? (It is a new bug or was already there?)

Have a nice day ☀️

[ash34]

Cannot reproduce in 14.7.1 or 14.7.4 (OK the hide keyboard key does not work in those versions but scrolling down also showed the issue in the original report.

[isontheline]

Please :

1. Edit your connection
2. Edit terminal settings
3. Disable "reverse wrap-around"

The trouble is from #85 enabled by default
I will disable it by default for 14.9.4

Thank you a lot for your issue @ash34

[isontheline]

14.9.4 will also be a release candidate for the App Store

[ash34]

Confirmed. Disable the reverse wrap-around solves it.

[isontheline]

Thank you a lot @ash34 👍

[ash34]

Actually this still happens even when Reverse Wrap-Around is disabled. Screenshot attached from earlier

today.

[isontheline]

With your provided steps I'm not able to reproduce it with wrap-around disabled :

The history is not "eaten" by the second command on my side :(

[ash34]

Try a cat of a complete syslog for example, then another command which produces more than the half-screen of output. It’s repeatable for me this way. Screenshots attached. I think I can prevent it with lots of empty lines.

Not sure if it is a bug or not or related or not but sometimes when exiting nano I find a previous command already on the input line but the cursor is at the start of it. Will raise it separately when it happens again.

[isontheline]

Thank you a lot @ash34 for your clear reproduce steps!

I will try as soon as possible and come back to you shortly.

[isontheline]

I'm sorry I can't reproduce :(

Even with a very long output of 500KB :

wget -O apple.txt "https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple"
cat apple.txt
cat /proc/cpuinfo

[isontheline]

Are you able to reproduce with these commands ?

wget -O apple.txt "https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple"
cat apple.txt
cat /proc/cpuinfo

[ash34]

Are you able to reproduce with these commands ?

wget -O apple.txt "https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple"
cat apple.txt
cat /proc/cpuinfo

No, cannot reproduce.