Windows Terminal version
1.25.622.0
Windows build number
10.0.26200.0
Other Software
fish 4.5.0 in msys2
bépo keyboard layout: https://cdn.bepo.fr/windows%2Fbepo.exe
Steps to reproduce
Use any of the following key combinations:
AltGr + y (the key labelled x on a QWERTY keyboard)
AltGr + x (the key labelled c on a QWERTY keyboard)
AltGr + ( (4 in QWERTY)
AltGr + ) (5 in QWERTY)
AltGr + k (b in QWERTY)
AltGr + Space
Expected Behavior
AltGr + y produces {
AltGr + x produces }
AltGr + ( produces [
AltGr + ) produces ]
AltGr + k produces ~
AltGr + Space produces _
Actual Behavior
In Terminal 1.23.20211.0: the characters appear as expected.
In Terminal Preview 1.25.622.0: they don’t. This is a regression. (AltGr + k, in addition to not producing ~, also seems to trigger some action in fish.)
My suspicion, without having looked that much into it, is that AltGr might now be treated more like Alt than it should.
Windows Terminal version
1.25.622.0
Windows build number
10.0.26200.0
Other Software
fish 4.5.0 in msys2
bépo keyboard layout: https://cdn.bepo.fr/windows%2Fbepo.exe
Steps to reproduce
Use any of the following key combinations:
AltGr + y(the key labelledxon a QWERTY keyboard)AltGr + x(the key labelledcon a QWERTY keyboard)AltGr + ((4in QWERTY)AltGr + )(5in QWERTY)AltGr + k(bin QWERTY)AltGr + SpaceExpected Behavior
AltGr + yproduces{AltGr + xproduces}AltGr + (produces[AltGr + )produces]AltGr + kproduces~AltGr + Spaceproduces_Actual Behavior
In Terminal 1.23.20211.0: the characters appear as expected.
In Terminal Preview 1.25.622.0: they don’t. This is a regression. (
AltGr + k, in addition to not producing~, also seems to trigger some action in fish.)My suspicion, without having looked that much into it, is that AltGr might now be treated more like Alt than it should.