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There is some issues about non-english-language.
The language Hangul (Korean) is printed twice.
For example, when I typed '안녕' in powershell 7, each single words are duplicated like '안안녕녕'.
This appears in every command's output in version 7.
There is no same issue in powershell 5.1
Another problem is the Hangul/English convert key(한/영 키) in keyboard(It is a special key).
After I entered any command in console, The convert key is disabled and just print a '@' character.
If I leave a the powershell window and back(alt+tab), The convert key is enable again.
and I wish I can change the font of console freely in the future.
I added some fonts for powershell, but I can't change to them.
I can't see any other fonts except only very basic one although running in the admin mode.
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@Saladom Please remove PSReadline module (Remove-Module PSReadline). Do you see the issue then?
Remove-Module PSReadline
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I don't see the issue anymore.
It solved after I deleted that module folder "C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7-preview\Modules\PSReadline'.
/cc @daxian-dbw for information.
Thank for reporting the issue @Saladom
This is a duplicate of #779 2 other duplicates: #1053 and #1077
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There is some issues about non-english-language.
The language Hangul (Korean) is printed twice.
For example, when I typed '안녕' in powershell 7, each single words are duplicated like '안안녕녕'.
This appears in every command's output in version 7.
There is no same issue in powershell 5.1
Another problem is the Hangul/English convert key(한/영 키) in keyboard(It is a special key).
After I entered any command in console, The convert key is disabled and just print a '@' character.
If I leave a the powershell window and back(alt+tab), The convert key is enable again.
and I wish I can change the font of console freely in the future.
I added some fonts for powershell, but I can't change to them.
I can't see any other fonts except only very basic one although running in the admin mode.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: