Not Supported in VSCode terminal [solved]

[md-siam]

Nerd fonts are not supported in VS Code terminal

I am using Mononoki Nerd Font v2.1

[md-siam]

You can see that the icons are cut in half.

[felipecrs]

I can confirm the issue:

But this only started to happen after VS Code 1.67. If you downgrade to 1.66 they should work.

[felipecrs]

I believe we should track it at: microsoft/vscode#148857

[md-siam]

This solution is working for me:

Procedure:

1. Go to Code > Preferences > Settings
2. Search settings > 'Terminal Font'
3. Click on Edit in settings.json
4. At the end add this line:

"terminal.integrated.gpuAcceleration": "canvas"

5. Done! 😀

[md-siam]

Thanks for sharing the URL felipecrs. 😄

My problem is solved. This issue can be closed.

[Finii]

Thank you all.
I would keep this open so that people can find the solution (default is to search only for open issues...).

[JulianH99]

Sorry I'm late to the party

I have a similar problem with self patched Recursive arrow type font, but in the windows terminal

It does not happen with all the icons,
for example, here only the "recent files" icon is cut in half

[ClHg2]

Same issue as @JulianH99.

It works in VS Code:

But doesn't work in Windows Terminal:

The font I'm using is SF Mono by Apple, patched by myself. I'm using arguments -l -c。

[Finii]

@ClHg2 Could you say in words what does not work? I can not see anything obvious from the images.

Side-question: Is there a reason you use -l?

[ClHg2]

@Finii I mean the green tick is not shown on the right side.

I just thought it might look better if I specify -l, maybe I'm using the flag in a wrong way...

[Finii]

Slightly strange... THIS Issue is about Not Supported in VSCode terminal,
and you write "It works in VS Code" 😬 ;-)

I just thought it might look better

I never saw any difference and believe it does nothing. I thought maybe someone has hard evidence that it really does something.

Will try your Issue after lunch.

[Finii]

@ClHg2

Hmm, but the tick is shown, just not the green one:

Do you know the codepoint? Please copy&paste the line as text into a comment here, I can then examine.

Is the green coloring from your powerline theme?

[ClHg2]

@Finii

It's strange. The icon is ✔. But it displays differently in VS Code and Windows Terminal.

Also, the icon is rather small in Windows Terminal.

[Finii]

@JulianH99

Hmm, that looks like the wrong font 🤔
Can you show the font settings of Windows Terminal and that font in Settings->Fonts that I can see the version etc

[Finii]

@ClHg2

The codepoint of the tickmark is 2714 which is not part of Nerd Fonts patched in codepoints.

You need to change your powerline to use a Nerd Font codepoint, examples:

Helpful links:

• https://www.nerdfonts.com/cheat-sheet
• https://onlinetools.com/unicode/convert-unicode-to-code-points

Here on the github website the web-server changes 2714 to the color emoji codepoint 🙄. Probably VSCode is doing the same, while Windows Terminal does no automagic (unwanted maybe) font substitution.

Edit: Add links

[ClHg2]

@Finii I see. Many thanks!

[Finii]

Locking this, kept it open only so that the solution can be found more easy.