Microsoft has released two updates for Windows Terminal. One is available in the stable channel, and the other is offered for users testing preview versions. Today's release is a rather minor one, with both versions focusing on bug fixes and various quality improvements.
Here is what is new in Windows Terminal 1.22.10731.0:
Bug Fixes
- We've resolved a source of deadlocks on console session handoff
- The Japanese names for Split Tab and Rename Tab have been improved
ConPTY
- ConPTY will now tear down properly if you close its pipes while it is starting up
- ConPTY will no longer hang on startup if you do not provide a well-formed response to DA1
And here is what is new in Windows Terminal 1.23.10732.0 pre-release:
Changes
- You can now Tab and Shift+Tab between embedded hyperlinks in Mark Mode
Bug Fixes
- Hyperlink underlines and mouse reports will no longer be off by up to one entire cell
- Terminal should crash a lot less when you close tabs quickly
- We've resolved a source of deadlocks on console session handoff
- The About dialog should act less strange when you open it in multiple windows
- Closing the first tab will once again result in its resources being released
- We've fixed some graphical issues with the new icon and color pickers in Appearance settings
- Tearing off a tab will no longer result in its panes disappearing (lol)
- We will now properly save your session when you close the final window
- ... we will also no longer try to save empty windows when you close them
- The Japanese names for Split Tab and Rename Tab have been improved
- Debugging Terminal (and conhost) will now produce a lot fewer spurious errors
ConPTY
- ConPTY will now tear down properly if you close its pipes while it is starting up
- ConPTY will no longer hang on startup if you do not provide a well-formed response to DA1
You can download both Windows Terminal and Windows Terminal Preview from GitHub, or the Microsoft Store.
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