Windows Terminal

Small servicing release this week!

Changes

• We've adjusted the drag-and-drop path translator to detect WSL's new distribution profiles (#18205)
• Terminal will now no longer generate WSL profiles when it can detect that W

Very small releases this week, but with a big announcement! Terminal 1.21 is now rolling out to all users via the Store!

Changes

• Enterprises can now disable dynamic profiles (such as WSL and Azure Cloud Shell) by listing th

Bug fixes! Bug fixes for all! Many of these were backported from Canary, and are also being released with the 1.22 Preview servicing update.

Terminal 1.21 is finally stable! It brings in a crazy number of improvements, and we once considered it a "large" release. Oh boy.

Here are the highlights:

• Terminal will now remember what was on your screen when you exit, and can restore it if you'd

Coming only 40(ish) days after the last servicing release, this Stable channel update fixes a few lingering issues.

Sorry for the late servicing release, folks! This has been rolling out through the various channels for a while now.

Bug Fixes

• We've resolved a crash that occurred if you closed a pane too soon after opening it (#17199)

It feels like just a few days ago that 1.20 got updated in the preview channel! How strange...

Here are the highlights:

• The new rendering engine is enabled by default for everyone!
• We've rewritten resizing so that it's faster and more reliable.

This is probably the last servicing release for 1.19 before Stable moves on to 1.20, but I couldn't resist getting
some changes out to my favorite userbase!

Changes

• Terminal now comes with Cascadia Code 2404.23, which has a couple hun

This is the March servicing release for Windows Terminal Stable, rolling out now via the Store and WinGet!

Bug Fixes and Changes

• We've rolled back to an older compiler to get Terminal working on Intel Core 2 Duo machines again (!

This is a quick servicing release to cross a few eyes and dot a few Ts.

Changes

• Dashed, dotted and curly underlines have been changed to be slightly more readable (and pretty!) (#16719)

Bug Fixes

Let us pretend that this is the actual release 1.20 should have been.

Bug Fixes

• wt $COMMAND no longer blows away the entire process environment, and it now works properly (#16624)

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.20.240130003-preview.

Asset Hashes

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