After the update, the cursor and the Apply button disappeared, and new bugs started appearing. For example, when pressing Cancel, the terminal shows the symbol C, so instead of git it becomes cgit. The more times you press Cancel, the more C symbols appear, and so on.
How can I restore the execution mode like with number 1? It was much more convenient compared to the current behavior.
After the update, the cursor sometimes gets stuck in infinite loops, repeatedly changing the same line without stopping.
Responses now take dozens of times longer than before (even with auto enabled).
Steps to Reproduce
Update the software to the latest version.
Open the terminal.
Perform an action that allows using Cancel (e.g., make git push).
Thank you for your bug report. We are already releasing version 1.5.0 (Early Access) with improvements for terminal handling and UI changes to match. It should improve also your use case.
There is also one bug that still hasn’t been fixed. I already reported it by email.
When selecting text in a chat, then pasting a screenshot, and afterward moving the cursor with the left mouse button (LMB) without making a new selection, the text to the left of the new cursor position gets deleted unexpectedly.
Steps to Reproduce:
Open the chat input field.
Select some characters/text.
Without clearing the selection, paste a screenshot (via Ctrl+V or context menu).
After the image is inserted, click and drag the cursor using the left mouse button to a new position within the text (without selecting any text).
