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I just updated to 23.20.3 version and now my shell is printing \U+2060just before my prompt.
I have a tcsh shell and I run it from gnome-terminal with Encoding is set to UTF-8 (not sure it will help but just in case)
@tradjincal we do this deliberately. But that should be an invisible character though. TCSH isn't the best shell out there and newlines in the prompt are actually discouraged. That said, gnome-terminal shouldn't print that character. @lewis-yeung I know this a hack, and maybe we can revert that if the side-effects do not outweigh the advantages?
If you want to solve this right now, remove the newline on the first block.
@JanDeDobbeleer thanks for the feedback, I removed the newline on the first block and it does not print \U+2060 anymore and I can live without the newline.
I know about TCSH and I would prefer to use another shell but I don't have the choice unfortunately.
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What happened?
I just updated to 23.20.3 version and now my shell is printing
\U+2060
just before my prompt.I have a tcsh shell and I run it from gnome-terminal with Encoding is set to UTF-8 (not sure it will help but just in case)
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What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Linux
Which shell are you using?
tcsh
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