PowerShell with oh-my-posh theme could not display u2500 and u2192

[WordlessEcho]

Looks good in cmd.exe:

[WordlessEcho]

🤔

[jakobkmar]

The download progress symbols look right for me even when using PowerShell:

[jakobkmar]

The arrow on the list command is not displayed correctly, but that is a Windows Terminal issue, sadly I can't do anything about 🤷‍♂️

[WordlessEcho]

I don't know why I cannot display these symbol. (
Font: Droid Sans Slashed for Powerline, Consolas

[jakobkmar]

Your prompt seems to have some problems with special characters too

[WordlessEcho]

It is oh-my-posh. Disable it will helps to solve this problem.

[jakobkmar]

Do you know whether I was right with my assumption that Windows Terminal is the reason for the arrow symbol (used by the pacmc list) command to not be displayed correctly?

Because in your last screenshot the arrow is there, but it isn't PowerShell running in the Windows Terminal either.

[WordlessEcho]

Do you know whether I was right with my assumption that Windows Terminal is the reason for the arrow symbol (used by the pacmc list) command to not be displayed correctly?

Because in your last screenshot the arrow is there, but it isn't PowerShell running in the Windows Terminal either.

It is an third-party powershell plugin called “oh-my-posh” causing this problem.

[jakobkmar]

Yes but even without oh-my-posh it is still buggy in the new Windows Terminal, right?

[WordlessEcho]

Yes but even without oh-my-posh it is still buggy in the new Windows Terminal, right?

No.

[WordlessEcho]

I test and find out that using the theme by oh-my-gosh will cause this problem. I am using agnoster theme currently.
Update: I install and use DroidSansMono Nerd Font but problem still exist.

Update 2: I tested all of themes. All of them could not display these characters.

[jakobkmar]

Yes but it does not have anything to do with oh-my-posh or its themes I guess, it really seems to be a Windows Terminal problem.

I also had this problem without any PowerShell extension:
#12 (comment)
(the question mark should be an arrow)

[WordlessEcho]

Yes but it does not have anything to do with oh-my-posh or its themes I guess, it really seems to be a Windows Terminal problem.

I also had this problem without any PowerShell extension:
#12 (comment)
(the question mark should be an arrow)

It works fine on my PowerShell.

[jakobkmar]

If you update pacmc now, it uses a different arrow on Windows, because I just have no way to tell where it works and where it doesn't.
It is a workaround, but it improves the overall compatibility.