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in the vscode'terminal,I can't use the history command #10368
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From @fpqc on August 9, 2016 15:3 Yeah, seems to be related to the same problem we've had to work around since about day 1 with ConEMU. It's another console glitch. In ConEmu you could get around it by launching bash with special arguments like -cur_console:p, but I don't know if VS code has similar arguments you can throw in to make its integrated terminal work right. |
From @zadjii-msft on August 9, 2016 22:38 I would open this as a bug on the VSCode team (https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode) as this is more an issue with their built-in console, rather than an embedded conhost window |
Moved from BashOnWindows repo. Please be sure to notify OP (@czmecho) when investigating. |
@bitcrazed Probably should change the title (which made sense in the BashOnWindows repo, but will probably not be specific enough here) |
Duplicate #10163 |
From @czmecho on August 9, 2016 1:35
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when I use the powershell or cmd ,I can use the PgUp or the PgDn keys to roll back to use the history command.
but when I call the bash.exe ,it don't work.
btw,can I change the background color ,I don't like the color like this.
Copied from original issue: microsoft/WSL#828
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