Windows Terminal Preview version 1.20.11215.0 has been released. Windows Terminal now includes Cascadia Code 2404.23, which eliminates search result highlighting and permits %WT_SETTINGS_DIR% in settings.json for portable mode. The most recent Azure Cloud Shell API version has been relocated to avoid difficulties. Bug fixes include patches for session restoration from 1.21, custom Pixel Shaders no longer acting strangely after running for too long, a memory leak on window close addressed, hidden cursors no longer reappearing unexpectedly, and UI style problems in menu item capitalization and ellipses.

Windows Terminal Preview v1.20.11215.0

1.20 is about to go stable, but before we do that there's some bug fixes we just had to get into your hands.

Changes

• Terminal now comes with Cascadia Code 2404.23, which has a couple hundred new glyphs! ( #17137)
• Search result highlighting has been removed from 1.20. It had a few issues, and the fixes came in too late in the 1.21 for us to backport them ( #17103)
• You can now use %WT_SETTINGS_DIR% in settings.json to refer to paths relative to your settings folder; this is
  great for portable mode! ( #16949)
• We've moved to the latest Azure Cloud Shell API version to prevent it from breaking on you ( #17115)

Bug Fixes

• You may have noticed too many things you thought you closed coming back atfer you relaunched Terminal, so we
  backported the session restoration fixes from 1.21 ( #17049) ( #17066) ( #17068)
• Custom Pixel Shaders will no longer get ~ ~ weird ~ ~ after you've let them run for too long ( #17104)
• The experimental "Reposition the cursor on mouse click" feature didn't work properly at the extremes of the
• A memory leak on window close has been fixed ( #17107)
• Hidden cursors will no longer sometimes reappear unexpectedly ( #17148) (thanks  @j4james!)
• Maximizing a minimized window will no longer move your viewport around mysteriously ( #17058) (thanks  @tusharsnx!)
• We've fixed a number of UI style errors in menu item capitalization and our use of ellipses (...) ( #16886) (thanks  @HarshNarayanJha!)
• We rewrote clipboard handling to make it more robust and failure-proof ( #17006)

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