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fix cursor updating in windows #370
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@AlecAivazis I know you've been busy, but if you're able to get this in soon, we'd really appreciate it. We're hoping to get a new version bump into GitHub CLI as soon as you're comfortable so the accessibility improvements are available to all our users. |
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Ah, darn! Thanks for the quick fix! |
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This is now released in |
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Omg @AlecAivazis that's amazing, thank you SO much. ❤️ ✨ |
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thank you!!! sorry for the hassle |
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tl;dr cursor was not updating in windows; this fixes it (tested with NVDA)
long version: i noticed that the argument to
PreviousLinewas unused; I mindlessly made it-1as a mental TODO to investigate why it took a parameter at all. I realized that the parameter was used in the windows version of the cursor code, but apparently didn't go back and fix the argument (I totally thought I had and I'm not sure what happened since I did do windows QA at some point and it worked).