Leonard Hecker

This may be related to how I changed the meaning of the all-zero GUID from "Windows Console Host" to "Let Windows decide".

Hey! Thanks for the report. This appears to be /duplicate of #15763. 🙂

Oh you're right. (Although I do think they're related.) But there are multiple other reports of this issue like for instance #13130. I think something's wrong with bringing packaged applications...

I didn't notice that this issue was closed again. I'll reopen it. I don't really think it's the exact same issue as the other one...

Maybe you already know, but... Actually you can still pause the output at any time: Just press the "Pause" or "Break" key. 😅 Almost all modern hardware and operating systems...

> You're basically eliminating a tiny little inconvenience (I even struggle to call it that, it's that inconsequential so long as you bother to look at the title bar) at...

I tested this with #17510 and at least the initial 2 repros above seem to be fixed.

I found that this tool can be used for shutdown tests: ``` C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\App Certification Kit\rmlogotest.exe ``` For instance: ```pwsh & "C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\App Certification Kit\rmlogotest.exe" (ps...

**tl;dr**: handoff doesn't assign a `SessionId`! I figured out how to reproduce multiple issues (probably even the issue): * Launch * (Register that version of WT as the default) *...

> Killing all instances of OpenConsole.exe (apparently one for each tab) completely blows away (read: deletes) all buffer text files entirely. We could check OpenConsole's exit code and see if...