Plain Ctrl+V was never the terminal's: it went to the pty as a literal ^V
(0x16) — the command history even recorded 'cd \u0016' — so nothing pasted
and the confirm dialog never saw it. It is now handled on the terminal host
in the capture phase, with preventDefault, feeding the same path as
Ctrl+Shift+V.
The paste check is now shape-based rather than length-based: two or more
lines confirm (a stray newline executes an unreviewed command), a single
line pastes straight through unless it is unusually long.
confirmPaste wrote the raw text to the pty, so a large paste bypassed
bracketed paste and PowerShell ran it line by line; it also skipped
onData, which is why history/cwd tracking needed a separate mirror. Now the
text goes through term.paste(): xterm adds the \x1b[200~ markers when the
shell enabled bracketed paste (one edit, no execution) and the normal
onData path restores tracking for free.
The risky-paste bar becomes a proper dialog (确认粘贴 / 本次会话不再提示 /
关闭后续粘贴检测), matching the behaviour users expect from other
terminals.
Closing 终端 6/7 then opening a new one produced 终端 8 rather than
refilling the gap. nextTerminalTitle now scans live panel titles and takes
the smallest unused N, which also subsumes the restore-time counter
seeding (syncTitleSeq is gone) — duplicate retitling after a restore fills
the lowest free number too.
The 终端 N counter lives only in memory, so after a restore it restarted at
zero and the next new terminal duplicated a restored title. Broadcast keys
targets by session id so duplicate titles never broke the fan-out itself,
but the target list became indistinguishable. Seed the counter past the
restored maximum on session restore / template apply, and retitle
duplicates already baked into existing snapshots.
The toggle state was a global singleton while the bolt button renders in
every pane's tab bar, so all panes showed the same open/close state and
the single floating panel (window bottom-right, sends to the *active*
session) never corresponded to the pane whose button was clicked. A true
per-pane rework is a medium refactor for a feature that overlaps with the
inline completion and the sidebar commands panel — removing instead.
App-driven paste (context menu / Ctrl+Shift+V) writes straight to the pty,
bypassing xterm's onData, and xterm-native paste arrives wrapped in
bracketed-paste markers that the buffer guards dropped. Either way a pasted
'cd D:\path' was recorded as the bare 'cd' typed before it, so the pane's
directory memory silently stayed home. Track submitted lines from pasted
text and strip bracketed-paste markers in the line buffer.
PowerShell/cmd users hop drives with a bare 'd:' — no cd keyword — so the
typed-command tracker never saw it, the pane's cwd stayed at its creation
directory, and the session snapshot restored it to home. Treat a bare
drive-letter line as a cd to the drive root; the main-process existence
check drops it on platforms without drive letters.
Every pane registered its own global onPtyData/onPtyExit listener, so each
output chunk woke N listeners and N-1 discarded it after an id compare.
With many terminals under heavy output that fan-out is pure overhead.
Now one IPC listener dispatches through a Map keyed by sessionId: one
lookup per chunk, only the owning pane runs.
- Sidebar/tab bars/dividers/settings dialog follow the terminal theme
- Tab accent color customizable in theme settings (color picker)
- Title bar shows the app icon; Material Dark is the default theme
- Slimmer rectangular tabs (28px), slate scrollbars, visible pane dividers
- Fix pure-black xterm viewport gaps after pane resize
- updater: dual-feed state machine, manual check/download/install IPC,
changelog from Gitea releases API with GitHub fallback
- settings: new About tab (version, channel, auto-check toggle, progress)
- system.autoCheckUpdate setting gates the startup check
Bill