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Canary: [regression] Trouble work in headless mode #18473
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Additional information:
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I haven't worked on this yet because I'm working on another project internally right now. I have promised though to fix the bugs I caused sometime soon, maybe next week. :) |
I cannot reproduce this issue. I tried:
What did I do wrong? The good news is that I did find another bug thanks to you which I'll fix soon. |
@lhecker what you version check? latest canary terminal-1.24.551.0 already without this problem (issue 18497 gone too) |
Oh, so the issue is gone now? Did I understand you correctly? Let me know if I got it wrong. 🙂 |
Windows Terminal version
1.23.10282.0
Windows build number
10.0.19045.5371
Other Software
No response
Steps to reproduce
set WT work in background mode it's turn ON with settings.json with option:
"compatibility.allowHeadless": true,
Expected Behavior
under version
terminal-1.23.3101.0
..
terminal-1.23.3461.0
start WT
close WT by method:
a) click mouse on cross window (or press alt-f4)
b) use hotkey for close panel - ctrl-shift-w
after this in process exist only:
WindowsTerminal.exe
Actual Behavior
under version
terminal-1.23.3481.0
..
terminal-1.23.10282.0
after close panel in process exist:
WindowsTerminal.exe
and child process:
OpenConsole.exe
(if use default profile for run PowerShell)
if use profile for run Far Manager
after close WT in process exist:
WindowsTerminal.exe
and child process:
OpenConsole.exe
Far.exe
if 10 times start WT and 10 time close panel
we get:
one process WindowsTerminal.exe
10 process OpenConsole.exe
10 process Far.exe
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