ANSI Escape Code received from the SSH from the Linux's BASH breaks the output in the PowerShell Integrated Console

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[andyleejordan]

VSCode does not recognize this setting. Therefore, I do not provide this log.
Provide Language Server Protocol payload logs: "powershell editor services.trace.server":"verbose"

Hi, while Code won't recognize and highlight it, it's a valid option and enables tracer logs on the server. Please enable this setting and provide these logs. Thanks!

[andyleejordan]

This result is also empty:

PS C:\Users\michal> $psEditor.EditorServicesVersion
PS C:\Users\michal>

If this is empty it means you're executing in a regular pwsh shell in VS Code, and not in the integrated terminal. Please run it in the integrated terminal instead.

[andyleejordan]

Could you try getting the output of stty for us? Like what @SeeminglyScience describes here: PowerShell/PowerShellEditorServices#1571 (comment)

[SeeminglyScience]

Could you try getting the output of stty for us? Like what @SeeminglyScience describes here: PowerShell/PowerShellEditorServices#1571 (comment)

I don't have stty on Windows. Therefore, it won't work for me in PowerShell.

Oh I thought you were on linux my bad, not related then. Might be console mode related. There isn't really a quick way to test that like there is for stty though afaik

[andyleejordan]

Can you confirm this is still reproducing with v2021.9.0? I mean, it probably does, but it'd be helpful to know. Otherwise we're hoping the editor services pipeline work (PowerShell/PowerShellEditorServices#1295) may fix it as it replaces much of our custom console host implementation with re-use of PowerShell's own (which clearly works).

[andyleejordan]

Thought so. We'll have to try to repro it, but also are hopeful the work Rob is doing may fix it. Unfortunately these kinds of issues tend to be the most difficult to fix.