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super(); const cellEditorOptions = this._register(new CellEditorOptions(this.notebookEditor.getBaseCellEditorOptions(viewCell.language), this.notebookEditor.notebookOptions, this.configurationService)); <del> this._outputContainerRenderer = this.instantiationService.createInstance(CellOutputContainer, notebookEditor, viewCell, templateData, { limit: 500 }); </del> <ins> this._outputContainerRenderer = this.instantiationService.createInstance(CellOutputContainer, notebookEditor, viewCell, templateData, { limit: outputDisplayLimit }); </ins> this.cellParts = this._register(templateData.cellParts.concatContentPart([cellEditorOptions, this._outputContainerRenderer])); // this.viewCell.layoutInfo.editorHeight or estimation when this.viewCell.layoutInfo.editorHeight === 0

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text: Do you know if all the images are being displayed? I see some suspicious collapsed borders in between a few. Can you try and reloading to check if there's a setting causing this? ( to default to switch back)
Alright, I have tried the way you told me and created new profile and didnt install anything at all. But it seems that doesnt change. I dont have a notebook that have few images. The notebook have 618 images as it could be seen in the video before images output says that 1/618, 2/618 .... 618/618. Those are the images is saved in storage after that they are being displayed. As far as i noticed those movements only occurs when notebook is being loaded. Because if load finishes that movement seem to stop as well. Another thing is there is something wrong about loading process as it could be seen in the video. I especially didnt use mouse's wheel not to confuse you, i only used scroll bar on the right. VS Code stops loading/showing images after some point untill i scroll down bottom and if i come back it suddenly appears. And i wanted to show how google colab loads in the browser.
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are there verification steps for this?
verification steps a notebook and put a small image in your local workspace a cell with the code: the cell and wait for completion, (finished for me in a few seconds) , close, and re-open the notebook the images might take a bit to all render, but they shouldn't bump up and down once they are visible
Same bug (bumping up and down) still persists for me. Another thing is loading of images are stuck some point and it's fixed if i scroll down to bottom and come back. I showed and explained the bug which was in vscode.mp4 video and duration between 00:42-1:20.
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super(); const cellEditorOptions = this._register(new CellEditorOptions(this.notebookEditor.getBaseCellEditorOptions(viewCell.language), this.notebookEditor.notebookOptions, this.configurationService)); <del> this._outputContainerRenderer = this.instantiationService.createInstance(CellOutputContainer, notebookEditor, viewCell, templateData, { limit: 500 }); </del> <ins> this._outputContainerRenderer = this.instantiationService.createInstance(CellOutputContainer, notebookEditor, viewCell, templateData, { limit: outputDisplayLimit }); </ins> this.cellParts = this._register(templateData.cellParts.concatContentPart([cellEditorOptions, this._outputContainerRenderer])); // this.viewCell.layoutInfo.editorHeight or estimation when this.viewCell.layoutInfo.editorHeight === 0

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text: Version: 1.79.2 (user setup) Commit: Date: 2023-06-14T08:57:04.379Z Electron: 22.5.7 Chromium: 108.0.5359.215 16.17.1 V8: 10.8.168.25-electron.0 OS: WindowsNT x64 10.0.
This fix is only on VS Code Insiders right now. It looks like you're still using the stable version.
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this._wrapperElement.classList.add('fixed-dims'); this._hasScrollBar = true; this._initDimensions(); <del> // Always remove a row to make room for the scroll bar this._fixedRows = this._rows - 1; </del> await this._resize(); this._terminalHasFixedWidth.set(true); if (!this._horizontalScrollbar) {

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text: Type: <bBug</bstep 1 - Run any command or project whose lines does'nt fit in single line step 2 - Your terminal can be full sized or small size does'nt matter step 3- Presss Alt + z to wrap line in terminal Step 4 - Resize your terminal window Example - If initially terminal window height is 100px from the bottom then word wrap using Alt + z and after that increase or discrease the size of terminal window. You will find that content is still showing in 100px of height VS Code version: Code 1.91.0 (, 2024-07-01T18:52:41.959Z) OS version: Linux x64 5.15.0-113-generic Modes: <!-- generated by issue reporter --
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Thanks for fixing the issue One more questions Is there any way to off wrap word in terminal parmanent. I have to use Alt + z each time when I run my project
there is not
Can you make it happen like Eclipse Please
i haven't seen it in eclipse but I'm guessing they're using the old console api on windows which isn't really compatible with the pty based system that we use.
Works, but I never see a horizontal scrollbar with word wrap disabled, should I expect to? I see it in the screenshot above.
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class NextMarkerAction extends MarkerNavigationAction { constructor() { <del> super(true, { </del> <ins> super(true, false, { </ins> id: 'editor.action.marker.next', label: nls.localize('markerAction.next.label', "Go to Next Problem (Error, Warning, Info)"), alias: 'Go to Next Error or Warning', <ins> precondition: EditorContextKeys.writable }); } } class PrevMarkerAction extends MarkerNavigationAction { constructor() { super(false, false, { id: 'editor.action.marker.prev', label: nls.localize('markerAction.previous.label', "Go to Previous Problem (Error, Warning, Info)"), alias: 'Go to Previous Error or Warning', precondition: EditorContextKeys.writable }); } } class NextMarkerInFilesAction extends MarkerNavigationAction { constructor() { super(true, true, { id: 'editor.action.marker.nextInFiles', label: nls.localize('markerAction.nextInFiles.label', "Go to Next Problem in Files (Error, Warning, Info)"), alias: 'Go to Next Error or Warning in Files', </ins> precondition: EditorContextKeys.writable, kbOpts: { kbExpr: EditorContextKeys.focus,

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text: Issue Type: <bBug</bWhen pressing F8 in editor without error markers in current file, tab will switch to another opened file with error. Is it possible to prevent tab switching when F8 is pressed and there is no errors in current file? VS Code version: Code 1.22.0 (, 2018-04-05T17:25:43.982Z) OS version: Darwin x64 16.7.0 <!-- generated by issue reporter --
It's caused by a change in behavior in 1.22 (). I think it's a change to the worse: it's very easy to get used to hitting F8 to get a quick feedback for whether the current file has any errors, and this change breaks this workflow in a very noisy way. It also punishes those who work on 'dirty' projects with lots of errors and prefer to concentrate on one file at a time. I think it would be great to have a config switch for "F8 checks all files/current file", or at least a pair of keyboard bindings for the old behavior. I'm actually surprised that it wasn't implemented with this change.
Understood. The goal was to keep the number of setting low, but I understand the different use-cases and muscle memory. Until then, a workaround, albeit weak, is to hit Shift+F8 which takes to back to the file.
Yeah, I agree that "convention over configuration" has its benefits, and it seems that the suggestion that caused this change was quite popular, but IMO this warrants at least a pair of shortcut bindings. Speaking about conventions, I've just checked that for example similar shortcuts in PyCharm (and I assume all other JetBrains IDEs) only jump through errors in the current file. One upside of the old behavior was that when the current file had no errors, there were no visual changes after pressing F8, and the cursor stayed where it was. Now in this case Shift+F8 after F8 won't even bring you back to that file, it would jump to another file with errors. "Go Back" or "Open Next Recently Used Editor" works though. It was also very useful that F8 would wrap around and bring you to the first error in the current file if you are working near the end of it and did some changes that e.g. made some imports or vars unused.
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class NextMarkerAction extends MarkerNavigationAction { constructor() { <del> super(true, { </del> <ins> super(true, false, { </ins> id: 'editor.action.marker.next', label: nls.localize('markerAction.next.label', "Go to Next Problem (Error, Warning, Info)"), alias: 'Go to Next Error or Warning', <ins> precondition: EditorContextKeys.writable }); } } class PrevMarkerAction extends MarkerNavigationAction { constructor() { super(false, false, { id: 'editor.action.marker.prev', label: nls.localize('markerAction.previous.label', "Go to Previous Problem (Error, Warning, Info)"), alias: 'Go to Previous Error or Warning', precondition: EditorContextKeys.writable }); } } class NextMarkerInFilesAction extends MarkerNavigationAction { constructor() { super(true, true, { id: 'editor.action.marker.nextInFiles', label: nls.localize('markerAction.nextInFiles.label', "Go to Next Problem in Files (Error, Warning, Info)"), alias: 'Go to Next Error or Warning in Files', </ins> precondition: EditorContextKeys.writable, kbOpts: { kbExpr: EditorContextKeys.focus,

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text: I think I was relying on this behavior 80% of times when I pressed F8. And now it's become quite difficult to predict whether F8 or Shift-F8 would keep you in the current file or move to another one.
We have the two old commands back (in addition to the new commands). That means there is now "Go to Next Problem" and "Go to Next Problem In Files" as well as the other direction. We have not changed the keybindings, so F8/Shift-F8 walks across the project and you would need to reassign the them to get old, old behaviour back.
Wow, I didn't expect this minor issue to get resolved so quickly! Big thanks to the team, it's really a marvel to witness the development of this amazing project.
Thanks to
I verified the new command works as expected, however is the name "in Files" really clear what it does. Why not "across Files"?
We chose "in Files" to match "Find in Files". "across Files" makes sense too though and might be clearer for users who haven't used "Find in Files" before.
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# OSC 633 ; E ; <CommandLine?> ; <Nonce?> ST $Result = "$([char]0x1b)]633;E;" $Result += $(__VSCode-Escape-Value $CommandLine) <del> $Result += ";$Nonce" </del> <ins> # Only send the nonce if the OS is not Windows 10 as it seems to echo to the terminal # sometimes if ($IsWindows10 -eq $false) { $Result += ";$Nonce" } </ins> $Result += "`a" <del> [Console]::Write($Result) </del> # Command executed # OSC 633 ; C ST

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text: Type: <bBug</bHi, My name is Ebrima Mbye. I have been using this wonderful IDE for some while now. However, recently I have noticed that when I run a program, the output in the terminal window does also include the memory location of the file or folder I am working on. Sample output: "93c9--e1dddca87b23PS C:UsersUserDesktopNewEbrimaProgram" This is not a super cotly problem, but I just wanted to bring your attention to it. Thank you for your valuable time, User, Ebrima Mbye, Java programmer. VS Code version: Code 1.88.0 (, 2024-04-03T13:26:18.741Z) OS version: WindowsNT x64 10.0.
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# OSC 633 ; E ; <CommandLine?> ; <Nonce?> ST $Result = "$([char]0x1b)]633;E;" $Result += $(__VSCode-Escape-Value $CommandLine) <del> $Result += ";$Nonce" </del> <ins> # Only send the nonce if the OS is not Windows 10 as it seems to echo to the terminal # sometimes if ($IsWindows10 -eq $false) { $Result += ";$Nonce" } </ins> $Result += "`a" <del> [Console]::Write($Result) </del> # Command executed # OSC 633 ; C ST

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text: Modes: <details<summarySystem Info</summary </details<details<summaryExtensions (44)</summaryExtensionVersion ------ codesnap1.3.4 vscode-javascript-snippet-pack0.1.6 vscode-django1.15.0 githistory0.6.20 python-environment-manager1.2.4 python-extension-pack1.7.0 code-runner0.12.2 vsc-python-indent1.18.0 kodezi2.2.2 debugpy2024.4.0 python2024.4.0 vscode-pylance2024.4.1 jupyter2024.3.0 jupyter-keymap1.1.2 jupyter-renderers1.0.17 vscode-jupyter-cell-tags0.1.9 vscode-jupyter-slideshow0.1.6 cmake-tools1.17.17 cpptools1.19.9 cpptools-extension-pack1.3.0 vsliveshare1.0.5918 sqltools0.28.1 sqltools-driver-mysql0.6.0 autodocstring0.6.1 vscode-python-typehint1.5.1 fabric8-analytics0.9.4 java1.29.0 LiveServer5.7.9 pythonpack0.3.0 javafx-support0.0.1 tabnine-vscode3.86.0 open-in-browser2.0.0 bootstrap4-vscode6.1.0 cmake0.0.17 intellicode-api-usage-examples0.2.8 vscodeintellicode1.3.1 vscode-java-debug0.57.0 vscode-java-dependency0.23.6 vscode-java-pack0.26.0 vscode-java-test0.41.0 vscode-maven0.44.0 jinja0.0.8 JavaScriptSnippets1.8.0 grammarly0.24.0 (1 theme extensions excluded) </details<details<summaryA/B Experiments</summary</details<!-- generated by issue reporter --
Thanks for creating this issue! It looks like you may be using an old version of VS Code, the latest stable release is 1.88.1. Please try upgrading to the latest version and checking whether this issue remains. Happy Coding!
How may I upgrde?
I meet this problem too.
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# OSC 633 ; E ; <CommandLine?> ; <Nonce?> ST $Result = "$([char]0x1b)]633;E;" $Result += $(__VSCode-Escape-Value $CommandLine) <del> $Result += ";$Nonce" </del> <ins> # Only send the nonce if the OS is not Windows 10 as it seems to echo to the terminal # sometimes if ($IsWindows10 -eq $false) { $Result += ";$Nonce" } </ins> $Result += "`a" <del> [Console]::Write($Result) </del> # Command executed # OSC 633 ; C ST

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text: Today when I use python debugger to debug python files, something wrong happen in vscode 'Python Debug Console'. Output reads: ncher' '7541' '--' 'D:' ;-402f-491b-bdb5-ee7fdd8b6e0cncher' '7541' '--' 'D:' ;-402f-491b-bdb5-ee7fdd8b6e0cPS D:I have neven seen strange characters before. This string wants to overwrite what I want to print in python file and still appear with empty python file. ! My VSCode version is 1.88.1. Hope Greatest Microsoft Engineers will solve this problem. Thank you very much~ PS: To exclude influence of other entensions,I only use this four extensions. !
I've been having a very similar issue for the last week or so. I'm running Windows Powershell (5.1) in an integrated terminal in VS Code on Windows 10. If I run a command that wraps over to the second line of the terminal, an unfamiliar GUID along with some other characters (see red boxes in screenshot below) appears interspliced with the text of the command I just ran. Makes a little difficult to use the terminal. PS I don't encounter the same issue when running the same command windows powershell 5.1 directly (ie not as an integrated terminal in VS Code) ! VS Code version info: Version: 1.88.1 (user setup) Commit: Date: 2024-04-10T17:41:02.734Z Electron: 28.2.8 ElectronBuildId: Chromium: 120.0.6099.291 18.18.2 V8: 12.0.267.19-electron.0 OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0. Powershell version info: ! Windows verison info: ! Installed extensions (both disabled -- enabling or disabling has no effect on the issue) !
Thanks for the issue, what happens if you comment out your file?
same thing happens with user commented out. !
I believe that's just your current working directory, which reflects the folder you're in. This is working as designed. You can change the behavior by tweaking your setting.
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# OSC 633 ; E ; <CommandLine?> ; <Nonce?> ST $Result = "$([char]0x1b)]633;E;" $Result += $(__VSCode-Escape-Value $CommandLine) <del> $Result += ";$Nonce" </del> <ins> # Only send the nonce if the OS is not Windows 10 as it seems to echo to the terminal # sometimes if ($IsWindows10 -eq $false) { $Result += ";$Nonce" } </ins> $Result += "`a" <del> [Console]::Write($Result) </del> # Command executed # OSC 633 ; C ST

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text: Unfortunately, it seems unchanged when set the value of as ${fileDirname}. And when clicking Run, it looks like to execute a to stop something runnning. Truthly, I would accept this strange long string in my sonsole but it wants to overwrite what has been output. So, if want to print some message in console without owerwritten, I need to add this code above the whole codes.
What if you set it to something else? Like workspace folder?
I've tried setting [] to other value with different directory and drive letters. But it only changes the initial working directory in Teriminal <pwsh, not in Integrated Terminal <Python Debug Console. Also I manually changed <Python Debug Consoleworking dir, it looks like the same problem. So it has no positive influence on this problem.
Who closed this? Why close it when the problem is not yet solved? On Tue, Apr 16, 2024, 1:53 AM Megan Rogge
does this reproduce if you disable all installed extensions?
updating my "" value in the user settings json did not resolve the issue. As I mentioned before, all installed extensions are already disabled and the issue still occurs.
I think this is the shell integration set command line nonce being passed echoed instead of being passed in with the sequence. I see 2 versions of Windows mentioned and both are Windows 10 so this makes sense here. I'm thinking we'll just not verify the command line via the nonce for conpty under Windows 10.
Are there verification steps for this?
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Running any command in Windows PowerShell (v5) is the verification steps
I'm unable to repro the issue in Stable on Windows 11.
I can't even reproduce the original issue on my Windows 10 VM at home with VS Code 1.88.1. has the issue been fixed for you in the latest VS Code Insiders? You can get a copy at
Thanks for your reply.
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# OSC 633 ; E ; <CommandLine?> ; <Nonce?> ST $Result = "$([char]0x1b)]633;E;" $Result += $(__VSCode-Escape-Value $CommandLine) <del> $Result += ";$Nonce" </del> <ins> # Only send the nonce if the OS is not Windows 10 as it seems to echo to the terminal # sometimes if ($IsWindows10 -eq $false) { $Result += ";$Nonce" } </ins> $Result += "`a" <del> [Console]::Write($Result) </del> # Command executed # OSC 633 ; C ST

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text: I am getting the same issue with VS Code Insiders (see atached video file). Version: 1.89.0-insider (user setup) Commit: Date: 2024-04-25T21:21:03.843Z Electron: 28.2.8 ElectronBuildId: Chromium: 120.0.6099.291 18.18.2 V8: 12.0.267.19-electron.0 OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.
this was a regression in 1.89, so it was fine in 1.88
can you try again but make sure you recreate the terminal?
Thanks for your continued support on this. I can still reproduce on the latest version of insiders. Version: 1.89.0-insider (user setup) Commit: Date: 2024-04-26T00:56:34.034Z Electron: 28.2.8 ElectronBuildId: Chromium: 120.0.6099.291 18.18.2 V8: 12.0.267.19-electron.0 OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.
Sincerely sorry for replying so late on this issue. I donwloaded and installed the latest VS Code Insiders. Unfortunately, this problem still happen. My PC Info is listed below. Commit: Date: 2024-04-26T00:56:34.034Z (1 day ago) Electron: 28.2.8 ElectronBuildld: Chromium: 120.0.6099.291 18.18.2 W8: 12.0.267.19-electron.0 OS: Windows NT x64 10.0. I found something interesting that while you changed the TERMINAL widget size just like maximized the VS Code window or dragged the left side of terminal list, the strange string will disappear. It seems to mean when you resized a terminal window to control how many characters in a line to show on screen, the string which was already output will be changed or even erased. I captured two new videos of this probloem. The first is the origin problem reproduced in the latest Insiders and the second is changing the window can erase this strange string. Hope these useful for solving this problem.
Reopening issue based on feedback above.
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# OSC 633 ; E ; <CommandLine?> ; <Nonce?> ST $Result = "$([char]0x1b)]633;E;" $Result += $(__VSCode-Escape-Value $CommandLine) <del> $Result += ";$Nonce" </del> <ins> # Only send the nonce if the OS is not Windows 10 as it seems to echo to the terminal # sometimes if ($IsWindows10 -eq $false) { $Result += ";$Nonce" } </ins> $Result += "`a" <del> [Console]::Write($Result) </del> # Command executed # OSC 633 ; C ST

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text: i found issue the didnt occur on 1.87 but then could reproduce after upgrading to 1.89. Version: 1.87.1 (user setup) Commit: Date: 2024-03-06T00:21:36.258Z Electron: 27.3.2 ElectronBuildId: Chromium: 118.0.5993.159 18.17.1 V8: 11.8.172.18-electron.0 OS: WindowsNT x64 10.0. Version: 1.89.0 (user setup) Commit: Date: 2024-05-01T02:09:22.859Z Electron: 28.2.8 ElectronBuildId: Chromium: 120.0.6099.291 18.18.2 V8: 12.0.267.19-electron.0 OS: WindowsNT x64 10.0.
it isn't only when paths are long. in insider i'm seeing this with ohmyposh/poshgit in powershell terminal windows, even if i'm at the root of a drive where the path is only a few characters long (though probably related to whatever posh is doing?) ! i'm on win11, insiders 1.90.0
anyway in 1.89, as a workaround i replaced ~AppDataLocalProgramsMicrosoft VS CoderesourcesappoutvsworkbenchcontribterminalbrowsermediashellIntegration.ps1 with the shellIntegration.ps1 from commit and it resolves the issue.
Looks like the only remaining issue with Windows PowerShell (), the fix for that was only just merged yesterday:
- did you have some reliable steps to repro this?
in Windows PowerShell () run a lot command like a few times and ensure a GUID does not show up in the output.