After quitting a Textual app terminal ctrl-c is not working...

[JOJ0]

...anymore. When I press the key combination, zsh/the terminal/iTerm spits out this: 9;5u.

Running on macOS Somona, zsh and latest iTerm

Entering reset on the terminal then fixes the issue.

I suppose something Textual changes for the control characters is not reset properly when Textual exits. How can I make sure the terminal switches back to its intial state after quitting Textual. Maybe put something in the quit function here:

    def action_request_quit(self):
        self.exit(0)

Thanks!
Jojo

[JOJ0]

For now I worked around the problem with the following. Just execute a reset cli command whenever my Textual app had quit:

import atext
import os


def restore_terminal():
    os.system("reset")
...
...
my_textual_app()
atexit.register(restore_terminal)
...
...

Is this the usual best practice with Textual apps? Or am I having a specific problem with my terminal/zsh/iTerm configuration ?

[TomJGooding]

Textual should take care of restoring the terminal when you exit/quit the app.

What version of Textual are you using? You say it isn't working anymore , when did you notice the change?

[JOJ0]

Thanks for pointing me there. I think it could be an iTerm issue. I upgraded iTerm recently then it happened. But at the same time I heavily coded in my Textual app, so I thought I might have messed something up in there. It's hard to say which version of iTerm I was running before but I think I had 3.5.7 and went to 3.5.9 (https://github.com/gnachman/iTerm2/tags)

[willmcgugan]

I think that's fixed in yesterday's release.

[JOJ0]

Thanks, you mean in 0.86.1? Only demo things in here :-) v0.86.0...v0.86.1

Or you mean in 0.86.0?

I'm sorry, I never mentioned my version: I'm running 085.2 and in this moment I'm upgrading and will report in a minute....

      Successfully uninstalled textual-0.85.2
Successfully installed textual-0.86.1

[JOJ0]

I removed my workaround and can confirm that the issue is fixed in 0.86.0. Thanks!