Dustin L. Howett

My belief is that `SUBSYSTEM_CUI` and `inheritOnly` would be correct for PowerShell. It gives you the following behaviors: 1. cmd (`$SHELL`) will wait for pwsh to exit before returning (`SUBSYSTEM_CUI`)...

I don't believe that it needs to know. Here's why (C++): ```c++ int main() { auto a{ _parseArgs() }; if (a.WindowStyle != WindowStyle::Hidden) { AllocConsole(); } } ``` PowerShell **already...

PowerShell would have to opt in as mentioned in the spec. You brought up a great point, though: I believe that applications spawned _by_ an "inherit-only" application will pop up...

> Unless you could also port that change into downlevel OS Gotta get the feature done before we can even evaluate it for backporting 😉 but I 100% agree that...

Sorry to take so long to reply to this. Yeah, if ssh is just forwarding along the output from the remote server (as I believe it will do), this should...

Thanks! I've got one more thing for you to try, and this one's a bit crazy. I've been working on a console host debugging tool that will allow users to...

This should only be happening if the SSH server is allocating a pty. It should not be allocating a pty unless `-t` is passed to the ssh client. Output like...

@bagajjal this is not a PTY issue. The default behavior of ssh on non-Windows platforms is to only allocate a tty if the user is in an interactive session (where...

If this was working before the upgrade and the switch to PTY mode, it was working simply by luck.

> This makes thing difficult for expect scripts and does not occur on Windows 2016. This does not imply an interactive session. `expect` is typically used to drive programs _non-interactively._...