Test in multiple terminal emulators

[rainersigwald]

• VS Code Windows
  • Opens file in VS as oppose to containing folder, but this seems to me as correct behavior... same as Linux below. But it might not work with relative file paths. Needs to be retested after implementation.
• VS Code Mac
  • Opens file in VS as oppose to containing folder, but this seems to me as correct behavior... same as Linux below.
• VS Code Linux
  • Opens file in VS as oppose to containing folder, but this seems to me as correct behavior...
    
• macOS Terminal - can't interact with hyperlinks
• macOS iTerm2
  • Can interact with hyperlinks, but shows error:
    
• macOS Warp
• Linux
  • Default ubuntu 22 term - fully working
  • Konsole - can't interact with hyperlinks
  • Tilda - can't interact with hyperlinks
  • XTerm - can't interact with hyperlinks
  • Xfce - can't interact with hyperlinks
  • Terminus - can't interact with hyperlinks
  • Terminator - fully working
  • MATE - can't interact with hyperlinks
  • Manjaro default console (zsh Konsole) - can't interact with hyperlinks

[edvilme]

I can confirm it works well on macOS iTerm.
Works well on macOS Terminal, but ansi sequences for hyperlinks are not supported (but we have our fallback ie showing the path)

[reflectronic]

Unfortunately, on Windows 10, the emoji show up as tofu in the legacy console host:

In Windows 11, conhost supports font fallback, so they appear to work fine. (Simulated by downloading the latest version of the console host from the Terminal repo:)

And you can work around it by setting HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Console\UseDx to 1 (use at your own risk and so on):

[ladipro]

@reflectronic thank you! I've filed #8723 to track the Win10 bug.