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Has anyone had a problem with the tall and wide borders after the last Windows 11 update? I have two stations with the same problem, which suggests it's not a problem specific to one computer. Python 3.11.8 and Textual 0.53.1 
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What are the versions of Windows and Windows Terminal you're using there? |
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Windows 11 Pro 23H2 with KB5035853 update. I am using cmd.exe to access command prompt and run "textual borders" in a specific Python enviroment (venv) with only Textual[-dev] installed (and its dependencies) |
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Note Tom's advice below but, as we say right at the start of the guide, I would highly recommend using Windows Terminal for running your application |
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Same behavior with Power Shell 5.1, but it worked great with Power Shell 7. Thank you very much. |
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Is your terminal font Cascadia? Apparently there's a known bug with how this unicode character used in these borders is rendered - see microsoft/terminal#16265 (comment) Try changing your terminal font? |
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Worked with Power Shell 7. Thank you very much. |
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Same behavior with Power Shell 5.1, but it worked great with Power Shell 7. Thank you very much.