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Clear the screen after typing a series of terminal commands.
Steps to Reproduce:
On a Mac, open the integrated terminal (e.g. Ctrl-`)
Type in a few commands.
Clear the screen by pressing Cmd-K. (Cmd-K is a standard key for clearing the screen in apps like Console, Terminal, the Safari and Chrome Web Inspectors, etc.)
It works, but VSCode thinks that is the first key of a multi-key command and waits for and swallows the next keypress. It should recognize Cmd-K in the context of the integrated terminal.
Other things I tried:
Using the Unix clear command partly works. If you close and re-open the terminal, the previously “cleared” text reappears.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Kudos:
I love the new integrated terminal feature!
Task I am trying to do:
Clear the screen after typing a series of terminal commands.
Steps to Reproduce:
It works, but VSCode thinks that is the first key of a multi-key command and waits for and swallows the next keypress. It should recognize Cmd-K in the context of the integrated terminal.
Other things I tried:
clear
command partly works. If you close and re-open the terminal, the previously “cleared” text reappears.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: