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I've noticed a problem in Mintty 3.6.4 with link highlighting and clicking when the string _/ (an underscore followed by a slash) appears in the URL or filesystem path.
To reproduce:
Paste the string https://www.example.com/this_/url/fails into the terminal.
Hold the Control key and hover the mouse pointer over a point in the URL after the _/ (i.e. url/fails segment).
Actual behavior:
When hovering, only /url/fails is highlighted.
When I click on it, Mintty attempts to open the local directory /url/fails
Expected behavior:
When hovering, the entire URL should be highlighted.
When clicked, the entire URL https://www.example.com/this_/url/fails should be opened.
The same behavior occurs if _/ appears in a local filesystem path. I'm keeping this report concise, but am happy to provide an example with local file paths if desired.
Workaround:
If I hover the mouse over a point in the URL before any instance of _/ both highlight and clicking work as expected.
I'm using Mintty with Cygwin version 3.4.6-1 on Windows 10. (All recent Windows patches applied and I did a full update of Cygwin modules/dependencies/etc a few days ago).
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I've noticed a problem in Mintty 3.6.4 with link highlighting and clicking when the string
_/
(an underscore followed by a slash) appears in the URL or filesystem path.To reproduce:
https://www.example.com/this_/url/fails
into the terminal._/
(i.e.url/fails
segment).Actual behavior:
/url/fails
is highlighted./url/fails
Expected behavior:
https://www.example.com/this_/url/fails
should be opened.The same behavior occurs if
_/
appears in a local filesystem path. I'm keeping this report concise, but am happy to provide an example with local file paths if desired.Workaround:
If I hover the mouse over a point in the URL before any instance of
_/
both highlight and clicking work as expected.Other info
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: