v0.11.1191.0

release notes

Published 4/28/2020

Safe upgrade

Release notes

This is the first servicing release in the 0.11 line.

Bug Fixes

When your settings need migrating (which they almost certainly will if you're coming from 0.10), we'll give you a more informative error message (#5597)
The default font, which was once Cascadia Code, is now Cascadia Mono for those of you for whom default-on ligatures were the end of the world (#5505)
We re-fixed the fixed crash you'd run into dragging tabs around as an Administrator. It turns out that's the one thing admins aren't allowed to do. (#5542)
PowerShell can now read Ctrl+C when you set IncludeKeyUp (#5431)
Terminal will now respect Ctrl+C even if the application that launched it doesn't (#5472) (thanks @eryksun!)
Control Flow Guard is now enabled for all Terminal components (#5453)
The Tango Light/Dark color schemes have an improved contrast ratio (#5598)
We've made various improvements to the schema (#5304) (#5549)

release notes

Published 4/28/2020

Safe upgrade

Release notes

This is the first servicing release in the 0.11 line.

When your settings need migrating (which they almost certainly will if you're coming from 0.10), we'll give you a more informative error message (#5597)
The default font, which was once Cascadia Code, is now Cascadia Mono for those of you for whom default-on ligatures were the end of the world (#5505)
We re-fixed the fixed crash you'd run into dragging tabs around as an Administrator. It turns out that's the one thing admins aren't allowed to do. (#5542)
PowerShell can now read Ctrl+C when you set IncludeKeyUp (#5431)
Terminal will now respect Ctrl+C even if the application that launched it doesn't (#5472) (thanks @eryksun!)
Control Flow Guard is now enabled for all Terminal components (#5453)
The Tango Light/Dark color schemes have an improved contrast ratio (#5598)
We've made various improvements to the schema (#5304) (#5549)