hyper Terminal has padding at the bottom of the window

[ ] I am on the latest Hyper.app version
[x] I have searched the issues of this repo and believe that this is not a duplicate

OS version and name: Windows 10 Enterprise 10.0.17143 Build 17134
Hyper.app version: 3.0.2
Link of a Gist with the contents of your .hyper.js: https://gist.github.com/jeanvanwyk/6bf2dfc5e66cb949841a9d6dffe6132d
Relevant information from devtools (CMD+ALT+I on macOS, CTRL+SHIFT+I elsewhere): N/A
The issue is reproducible in vanilla Hyper.app: Is Vanilla

Issue

The terminal behaves as if it has a padding-bottom of about 75-80 pixels when the screen gets full (class term_fit term_term is offset from jsx-3579199521 term_fit term_active but has no actual padding or offset). This is reflected in two behaviours:

Firstly all the text and the scrollbar is about 75-80 pixels from the bottom in anything longer than a page (webpack, less etc.)
Secondly the "top" of the terminal (eg. less) is 75-80 pixels above the top of the window. (That is to see the top of the file I am opening with less I need to scroll up 75-80 pixels.)

Some behaviour like calling clear "resets" the correct behaviour until you switch tabs.

Might be similar to issue #3634 but no resizing involved

To reproduce:

Open git bash (2.17.0) in a tab (See config)
use less to open a file that is longer than the screen (behaves correctly)
Click to another tab
Go back to the tab
Now has "padding" / "offset"

Thanks for a useful app.

Screenshot

Example showing node and webpack

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May 10 '19 00:05 jeanvanwyk

I am having the same issue

May 10 '19 11:05 arthurmloureiro

here as well Screen Shot 2019-05-11 at 2 47 15 pm

May 11 '19 04:05 DavidHe1127

Sorry, this is "the" major issue that I have to switch back to hyper 2 and disable the autoupdate with /etc/hosts, as I run git log/diff daily and hit this problem.

May 21 '19 22:05 ns-mkwong

Sorry, this is "the" major issue that I have to switch back to hyper 2 and disable the autoupdate with /etc/hosts, as I run git log/diff daily and hit this problem.

There is a slight "hack" that might improve your experience a bit. Control-L translates to the clear command. The clear command resets the terminal in some way so that it has no padding

This means that my workflow is Control-L git diff, Control-L git log, Control L less file. I still would REALLY like it to get fixed for those times I forget to do Control-L something

May 23 '19 23:05 jeanvanwyk

This control-L trick does not work for me. The padding is getting worst and worst. Basically impossible to edit any sort of file via this terminal. Capture