Dongbo Wang

@4creators I cannot reproduce your building failure. In your case, the `pwsh.exe` was already produced: > Build succeeded in 14.8s PowerShell output: C:\powershell\src\powershell-win-core\bin\Debug\net9.0\win7-x64\publish\pwsh.exe Restore PowerShell modules to C:\powershell\src\powershell-win-core\bin\Debug\net9.0\win7-x64\publish ... But...

> Type can be embedded in the assembly if targeting netstandard, so name must be used instead of type identity. A bit more details on matching by full name, from...

I think we need: - Ask the users who are asking for this support: what features in PSReadLine they would like to have when working with a screen reader. -...

PSReadLine doesn't handle the case where the cursor is moved from outside of PSReadLine (cursor movement from a custom key handler is also considered outside of PSReadLine). It doesn't simply...

PSReadLine's cursor position is supposed to be adjusted only by its cursor movement key bindings, such as Home, End, LeftArrow, Ctrl+LeftArrow, and etc.

PSReadLine handles cursor movement due to resizing of the terminal window and a special case where a TUI clears the screen (see [code here](https://github.com/PowerShell/PSReadLine/blob/e9122d38e932614393ff61faf57d6518990d7226/PSReadLine/Render.cs#L1007)). But unfortunately, it doesn't handle `cmd+k`...

What is the value you set to `MaximumHistoryCount`? Did you change the value in profile? The default value is `4096` (or the value of the `$MaximumHistoryCount` from your PowerShell session)....

I cannot reproduce the issue Did you resize the terminal window before you pressed `Ctrl+c`?

> For example, one line of output would be repeated many times and overwrite other lines after resizing. Could you please give a detailed repro for this issue instead? Resizing...

Cannot proceed with the investigation without more information from the author of the issue. Will close this one.