+list-actions prints garbage characters

[kaddkaka]

First line of output looks strange with broken character:

$ ghostty +list-actions
�~���Zignore
unbind
csi
esc
[...]

[kaddkaka]

It does not reproduce every time but I have gotten it more than once.

[00-kat]

I remember seeing another discussion where someone consistently got this when trying to use the CLI, but I can't find it right now.

Edit: tried looking through the last multiple days, but I still can't find it :<.

[jaboatman]

I see this on any command actually, it seems to just show up semi randomly.
I have a bash alias ff=firefox and I got:

$ ff -v
��1[Mozilla Firefox 135.0

[00-kat]

Does adding shell-integration = none to your Ghostty configuration change anything?

[wong-justin]

I reliably reproduced this while messing with multiline bash aliases:

$ alias garbage='echo start
> echo end'

$ garbage
start
�\���dend

$ alias normal='(echo start
> echo end)'

$ normal
start
end

Adding shell-integration = none seemed to make the garbage alias behave normal.

[00-kat]

Yeah I can reproduce it with that too.

[00-kat]

Commenting out this line:

ghostty/src/shell-integration/bash/ghostty.bash

Line 169 in 38908e0

builtin printf "\e]133;C;\a"

mostly fixes it for me. I say mostly because 1 appears from somewhere too.

(My a alias is your garbage alias.)

If I comment out both this:

ghostty/src/shell-integration/bash/ghostty.bash

Line 165 in 38908e0

builtin printf "\e]2;%s\a" "${cmd//[[:cntrl:]]}"

and the line I mentioned above, the garbage comes back. Commenting out the previously mentioned line as well as any other printf in the file doesn't result in any issues, however (other than the 1 appearing).

(I'm not very familiar with the Bash shell integration so I'm not too sure what the issue is; I'm only commenting this in case someone familiar with it can glean anything from this observation.)