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Strange characters appearing in powershell autocompletes
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Very recently Powershell hasn't been doing auto-completes correctly for filepaths in my cwd. Here is an example of me tabbing after typing: git add ./.ipynb_ I expect ..ipynb_checkpoints but instead get this.
[93mgit[33m[45m [33madd[33m[45m [33m..ipynb_checkpoints[33m[45m[0m
Screenshot of the powershell window
This only happens for git related autocompletes. For instance autocomplete works fine with py -3.
I think its related to coloring of the input text going wrong because this is similar to this question: Strange zsh autocomplete behaviour
But I have no idea how to fix this, any thoughts?
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Very recently Powershell hasn't been doing auto-completes correctly for filepaths in my cwd. Here is an example of me tabbing after typing: git add ./.ipynb_ I expect ..ipynb_checkpoints but instead get this.
[93mgit[33m[45m [33madd[33m[45m [33m..ipynb_checkpoints[33m[45m[0m
Screenshot of the powershell window
This only happens for git related autocompletes. For instance autocomplete works fine with py -3.
I think its related to coloring of the input text going wrong because this is similar to this question: Strange zsh autocomplete behaviour
But I have no idea how to fix this, any thoughts?
windows powershell git
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Looks like ANSI escape sequences
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Very recently Powershell hasn't been doing auto-completes correctly for filepaths in my cwd. Here is an example of me tabbing after typing: git add ./.ipynb_ I expect ..ipynb_checkpoints but instead get this.
[93mgit[33m[45m [33madd[33m[45m [33m..ipynb_checkpoints[33m[45m[0m
Screenshot of the powershell window
This only happens for git related autocompletes. For instance autocomplete works fine with py -3.
I think its related to coloring of the input text going wrong because this is similar to this question: Strange zsh autocomplete behaviour
But I have no idea how to fix this, any thoughts?
windows powershell git
asked 7 hours ago
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Very recently Powershell hasn't been doing auto-completes correctly for filepaths in my cwd. Here is an example of me tabbing after typing: git add ./.ipynb_ I expect ..ipynb_checkpoints but instead get this.
[93mgit[33m[45m [33madd[33m[45m [33m..ipynb_checkpoints[33m[45m[0m
Screenshot of the powershell window
This only happens for git related autocompletes. For instance autocomplete works fine with py -3.
I think its related to coloring of the input text going wrong because this is similar to this question: Strange zsh autocomplete behaviour
But I have no idea how to fix this, any thoughts?
windows powershell git
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Looks like ANSI escape sequences
– JosefZ
7 hours ago
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Looks like ANSI escape sequences
– JosefZ
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Looks like ANSI escape sequences
– JosefZ
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Looks like ANSI escape sequences
– JosefZ
7 hours ago
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Looks like ANSI escape sequences
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