: The git checkout command now provides a completion for - , allowing you to quickly switch back to your previous branch.
It sounds excessive to use a Graphics Processing Unit for text, but for developers dealing with color-heavy outputs or high-frame-rate animations (like those used in CLI benchmarks or fancy ZSH prompts), it is essential. Terminal v1.93 renders text faster than the eye can perceive, eliminating the "tearing" or lag that plagued older consoles. terminal v1.93
If you are a developer using WSL, a systems administrator connecting to Linux boxes, or a power user who lives in the command line, Terminal v1.93 is a mandatory upgrade. : The git checkout command now provides a
Based on user feedback, the default value for terminal.integrated.suggest.runOnEnter has been set to ignore . This means pressing will no longer automatically execute a selected suggestion, preventing accidental command runs that disrupt established typing habits. New Navigation Shortcuts : If you are a developer using WSL, a
What comes after version 1.93? The roadmap suggests:
[Added] - Session recovery after crash - Regex search in scrollback - Workspace save/load
Microsoft’s custom renderer, , gets its second major revision in v1.93.