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Selecting text in a terminal copies it to the clipboard, as in Ghostty
and iTerm2: a drag, a double or triple click, a Shift-drag in a
program that takes the mouse, or Select All. Set terminalCopyOnSelect to false in settings.json to turn it off.
Each project keeps its own sidebar and panel: whether the sidebar
shows the Explorer, Search or Source Control, whether it is open, how
wide it is, and how tall the terminal panel is. Switching project tabs,
or windows, no longer carries one project's layout to the others. A
project opened anew starts with the layout of the one in front, and a
folder opened again gets back the layout it had.
⌘V pastes a screenshot into Claude Code in the terminal, as in VS Code:
with only an image on the clipboard, the terminal sends an empty
bracketed paste, which Claude Code takes as its cue to read the image
itself. Mayoi builds on a fork of MyGo with this fix until it is
released upstream.
A new file in a folder whose name starts with a dot, like .changeset, shows its lines in Changes instead of a git error, and
its hunks can be staged. A file's error in Changes no longer runs
over its header.