Ctrl-X Ctrl-E does not work in Windows Terminal

[danmoseley]

Describe the bug

I want to effectively Shift-Enter to add a line in my command, eg., to paste in a chunk of code. I've found in the Windows Terminal (Powershell) this just works like Enter. The help says to do Ctrl-X Ctrl-E instead, but that doesn't work in Windows Terminal. It seems that's not a compatible terminal. The only option is to spawn an editor -- but I just want to do Shift-Enter.

Is there some way to work around what presumably is a Windows Terminal quirk so this is enabled?

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Expected behavior

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[vladimir-zagray-coral-team]

I want to effectively Shift-Enter to add a line in my command

Ctrl-Enter adds a line.

[examon]

This was addressed in v1.0.3. Windows Terminal is supported via /terminal-setup, which enables Shift+Enter to insert newlines. For external editor behavior, the CLI uses Ctrl+G rather than Ctrl+X Ctrl+E. If you're still seeing a problem after setup, please feel free to reopen this issue.