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The terminal now has the concept of "statuses", which are states the terminal can be in temporarily. Here are the implemented statuses and how to test them:
Relaunch needed status (⚠️)
Open a terminal
Toggle auto attach
verify the warning status icon appears next to tabs for which the associated terminal has had input and they're colored yellow
verify the tab labels are unchanged for terminals that haven't had input (which have seamlessly relaunched)
note that relaunching terminals manually on windows might take down the pty host, so refrain from doing that until the below section 😄
Disconnected (🔌), you can only test this on Windows, this happens when the Pty Host goes down
type in a terminal
toggle auto attach
manually relaunch (by hovering and clicking relaunch)
~ 12 seconds later you should see a notification indicating the pty host has gone down
verify that the disconnected status icon appears on or as the label for the terminals and they're colored red
task terminals should have a message saying the process exited and you can press any key to close it
Bell status (🔔), you can only test this on mac or linux
Enable the bell via the terminal.integrated.enableBell setting
Activate the bell on your shell, for example tput bel and some shells will trigger the bell when you hit the boundaries of your prompt or press tab
verify that the bell status icon appears when activated and disappears after terminal.integrated.bellDuration milliseconds and changing that value is reflected the next time
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I like having the actions in rows lined up vertically, so how about moving the badge to the left so it doesn't shift the actions? It could take the place of the terminal icon on the left. Just a suggestion.
Refs #120583
Complexity: 3
Authors: @Tyriar, @meganrogge
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The terminal now has the concept of "statuses", which are states the terminal can be in temporarily. Here are the implemented statuses and how to test them:
terminal.integrated.enableBell
settingtput bel
and some shells will trigger the bell when you hit the boundaries of your prompt or press tabterminal.integrated.bellDuration
milliseconds and changing that value is reflected the next timeThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: