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Terminal crashes on Select Text -> Copy #5983
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This one is really interesting. I actually think we might have fixed it in #5856, but for some reason you were still running 1251. I bet that's actually because you got the update but hadn't relaunched (and fortunately, the store didn't stop you!)... |
Are you, per chance, using |
No, I don't have that enabled. The only interesting setting I have changed is |
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How can I leave Feedback? If I select "Feedback" from the drop-down menu, it takes me to https://github.com/microsoft/Terminal/issues The documentation at https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/blob/master/doc/user-docs/index.md doesn't include the word "Feedback" at all. |
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Thanks for picking up on the feedback bot issue. 😄 |
So, looking at the crash reports for Terminal here it's getting attributed to the same failing function that #5856 fixed. If you end up on 1.0, can you validate whether it's still happening for you? Thanks! (Resolving for now, but I will reopen if you can repro it) |
Environment
Windows build number:
Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.18362.0
Windows Terminal version (if applicable):
Version: 0.11.1333.0
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Text is copied to the clipboard
Actual behavior
Occasionally the program closes, which I believe is a crash.
Additional Information
I checked the Microsoft Store, and I'm running the latest version. The Microsoft Store did not report that Terminal was updated.
The following application error appears in Event Viewer:
This is a duplicate of #5582 which is an issue that is now closed.
As a side note, why does the "Faulting package full name" list the version as "0.11.1251.0", when "About" shows the version as "0.11.1333.0"? I checked in the Microsoft Store and it didn't say an update was available, and I haven't installed any updates myself.
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