For some time now Cursor tries to execute a command named “q” on the terminal, sometimes paired with ^C at seemingly random places. My shell is fish and the terminal profile is set to fish.
Steps to Reproduce
The most recent time I saw it, I was using chat to instruct Cursor (with “Auto” model), to generate a Django test. Executing tests requires DB migrations to be applied, and this is a big project with a large number of migrations, so they take a long time.
Expected Behavior
Cursor doesn’t execute the missing command “q”, and it doesn’t send Ctrl-C signals to stop the started process randomly.
Operating System
Windows 10/11
Current Cursor Version (Menu → About Cursor → Copy)
Hi everyone here, the issue is being worked on by Cursor Team.
I think we also have a few duplicate posts on this so the efforts on communicating this properly becomes a bit more tricky. May merge a few threads so you get latest info.