This one feels hard to reproduce, but I can reproduce somewhat frequently in this scenario. (It may take a few times to get the issue to occur.)
- Use Ctrl + C to send an interrupt,
- While the interrupt is being processed and the prompt is being redrawn, try typing something, e.g.
git.
I frequently get keyboard input reordered in an unexpected way, e.g.
kevin@GGCOMP MINGW64 ~
$ ^C
gi
kevin@GGCOMP MINGW64 ~
$ tgi
Note that the t keypress was received after gi was processed and printed, but while the prompt was being redrawn. The inserted t was then placed at the front of the command, instead of the end.
kevin@GGCOMP MINGW64 ~
$ git --version
git version 2.49.0.windows.1
This one feels hard to reproduce, but I can reproduce somewhat frequently in this scenario. (It may take a few times to get the issue to occur.)
git.I frequently get keyboard input reordered in an unexpected way, e.g.
Note that the
tkeypress was received aftergiwas processed and printed, but while the prompt was being redrawn. The insertedtwas then placed at the front of the command, instead of the end.