Environment
- OS: Windows 11 Home
- Terminal: PowerShell
- Installation Method: Official
.msi installer release
Description
When executing any CLI command (including general output commands), the program does not insert a proper newline sequence before printing output. As a result, the output is rendered directly over the active command line prompt, causing overlapping text.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open PowerShell on Windows 11.
- Run any command (e.g.,
thide or help/version flags).
- Observe the CLI output printing over the current prompt line.
Expected Behavior
The output should start on a new line after command execution without overwriting the terminal prompt or input text.
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Environment
.msiinstaller releaseDescription
When executing any CLI command (including general output commands), the program does not insert a proper newline sequence before printing output. As a result, the output is rendered directly over the active command line prompt, causing overlapping text.
Steps to Reproduce
thideor help/version flags).Expected Behavior
The output should start on a new line after command execution without overwriting the terminal prompt or input text.
Screenshot