CMD+V bug with Tmux on macOS

[earthboundkid]

Specifications

OS: Tested in OS X 10.10.5 and macOS 10.12.1

Term: Test in Terminal.app and iTerm2

Tmux 2.3.1

$ micro --version
Version: 1.1.2
Commit hash: c04a4ba
Compiled on October 24, 2016

STR:

1. Copy some text (e.g. echo test | pbcopy)

2. Open micro

3. Press CMD+V (note: not ctrl-V)

Expected behavior:

Like ctrl-V, it should paste text

Actual:

Control characters confuse Tmux. If multiple windows are open, causes Tmux to change windows. With one window open output is:

200~test
[201~

[zyedidia]

I don't seem to be experiencing this issue anymore.

[earthboundkid]

Still seeing it here.

$ micro -version
Version: 1.3.2
Commit hash: 2f587c6
Compiled on September 15, 2017

$ tmux -V
tmux 2.5

iTerm 3.1.1.

[MattPD]

Same issue, with one interesting caveat: pasting in micro works just fine when launched under screen.
However, it does not work fine when launched directly from shell or from tmux, with exactly the same issue as above: when pasting [200~ appears on the fist line and [201~ [200~ on all the pasted subsequent lines.
It also works correctly when pasting just a single line of text (but not for two or more lines).

[eliyen]

I'm seeing the same issue on Windows using Terminal. Pasting

#!/bin/bash
echo hello
echo world

within a tmux session results in

[200~#!/bin/bash
echo hello
echo world[201~]]

appearing in micro.

As a point of reference, pasting the same text in nano results in the desired output.