release notes
The new Windows Terminal and the original Windows console host, all in the same place!
release notes
Published 1/24/2023
PatchContains breaking changesrelease notes
Published 1/24/2023
PatchContains breaking changesHappy New Year! Unwrap the first Preview build of Terminal in 2023, and find inside . . . a bunch of cool stuff! Our community really proverbially killed it last year, so we're proud to get their work (and ours, of course) out to the world.
Note From this version forward, we are dropping some of the more clutter-y parts of our version number in our git tag and about dialog. For deployment purposes, however, the packages will retain all four version components. The package versions for this release are
1.17.10234.0and1.17.10235.0.
newTabMenu$profile.scrollbarState has learned the new enum value always.Note As a reminder, theme settings are only available via JSON.
{"window": {"useMica": true}, "tabRow": {"background": "[#00000000](https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/pull/00000000)"}}wt now supports the --pos and --size commandline arguments to control the position and size of the new
window (#13730) (thanks @ianjoneill!)exe and dll resources for icon paths, as in C:\Windows\system32\shell32.dll,41 (#14107)
42 above, but whoops. We'll fix that.)@j4james did approximately a hundred things, so I'm going to summarize them in brief here:
DECARM (Auto Repeat Mode) (#13981)IRM (Insert Replace Mode), which will be of particular interest to @vixie (sorry for the
delay, Paul!) (#14700)DSR queries (#14290)DECSED) (#14046)DECRQM escape sequence (#14444)DEC*RA) (#14285)DECDHL) over ConPTY (#13933)DECDLD) ConPTY as well (#13965)elevate: true profile (or
Ctrl+Shift-click a profile in the dropdown menu.) (#14637) (thanks @jboelter!)theme objects (#14672) (#14666)cmd /c start /b cmd (et al) can properly
reattach to the existing session (#14544)Note These changes will be released to the vintage console in a future version of Windows.
With additional documentation, code health, grammar, spelling, workflow security and maintenance help from @AtariDreams, @musvaage, @sashashura, @grammar-police, @Dan-Albrecht, @d-caldasCaridad and @ianjoneill, @jsoref. Thanks so much!
8829BF4A1ECFFA384F2DBED1496C39DD291DB44D0D0FB3F81845AE76EB1744844E5C4E1BBE226B02817B7DED321F09CFCE582803800CCDB224236C98682ED643Happy New Year! Unwrap the first Preview build of Terminal in 2023, and find inside . . . a bunch of cool stuff! Our community really proverbially killed it last year, so we're proud to get their work (and ours, of course) out to the world.
Note From this version forward, we are dropping some of the more clutter-y parts of our version number in our git tag and about dialog. For deployment purposes, however, the packages will retain all four version components. The package versions for this release are
1.17.10234.0and1.17.10235.0.
newTabMenu$profile.scrollbarState has learned the new enum value always.Note As a reminder, theme settings are only available via JSON.
{"window": {"useMica": true}, "tabRow": {"background": "[#00000000](https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/pull/00000000)"}}wt now supports the --pos and --size commandline arguments to control the position and size of the new
window (#13730) (thanks @ianjoneill!)exe and dll resources for icon paths, as in C:\Windows\system32\shell32.dll,41 (#14107)
42 above, but whoops. We'll fix that.)@j4james did approximately a hundred things, so I'm going to summarize them in brief here:
DECARM (Auto Repeat Mode) (#13981)IRM (Insert Replace Mode), which will be of particular interest to @vixie (sorry for the
delay, Paul!) (#14700)DSR queries (#14290)DECSED) (#14046)DECRQM escape sequence (#14444)DEC*RA) (#14285)DECDHL) over ConPTY (#13933)DECDLD) ConPTY as well (#13965)elevate: true profile (or
Ctrl+Shift-click a profile in the dropdown menu.) (#14637) (thanks @jboelter!)theme objects (#14672) (#14666)cmd /c start /b cmd (et al) can properly
reattach to the existing session (#14544)Note These changes will be released to the vintage console in a future version of Windows.
With additional documentation, code health, grammar, spelling, workflow security and maintenance help from @AtariDreams, @musvaage, @sashashura, @grammar-police, @Dan-Albrecht, @d-caldasCaridad and @ianjoneill, @jsoref. Thanks so much!
8829BF4A1ECFFA384F2DBED1496C39DD291DB44D0D0FB3F81845AE76EB1744844E5C4E1BBE226B02817B7DED321F09CFCE582803800CCDB224236C98682ED643