Not sure if this is a bug or intentional but there’s a weird padding at the bottom of the terminal with “undefined to generate a command” on it. Seems a bit weird to me. Here’s cursor and vscode side by side:
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I’m seeing the same thing. It sounds like it’s trying to tell me about a keyboard shortcut that isn’t working correctly? Searching the Keyboard Shortcuts panel for “generate command” turns up these 3 things that look related but not exactly right.
Update: This bug is still present as of 0.13.4.
That’s the terminal hint text. You can disable it in Cursor settings under “Advanced” at “Terminal Tooltip”.
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And the shortcut that would show up there has the id “cursorai.action.generateInTerminal”.
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Ah, that explains it! Thank you, Jakob.
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@Jakob It is a bug ?. I have met the same issue.
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Assign a key combo and it’ll look like this
I encounter this too. In my case it’s because my shortcuts binds cmd + k as part of a chord for opening gitlens. After I comment it as shown above, it becomes this:
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In version 0.46.7, the option is under Cursor Settings > Features > Editor > Terminal hint. There is no Advanced section under settings.