Terminal Input Not Visible When Pasting Commands

[nyxb]

To Reproduce

1. Install and start dokploy
2. Open a new terminal process
3. Type any command manually - input will be visible as expected
4. Copy any command (e.g. ls -la) and paste it into the terminal
5. Observe that the pasted command is not visible in the terminal, only the prompt "joyou=#" is shown
6. If you select/highlight the area after the prompt, the pasted text becomes visible
7. Press Enter to execute the pasted command

Make sure to:

• Use a clean dokploy installation
• Test with different commands to paste
• Try both short and long commands

Current vs. Expected behavior

When following the steps above:

Expected behavior:

• Both manually typed and pasted commands should be visible in the terminal window
• Users should be able to see and verify the command before execution

Current behavior:

• Manually typed commands are displayed correctly
• Pasted commands are not visible at all
• Only the terminal prompt is shown when pasting content
• The commands still execute but users cannot verify what they're about to run

Additional context

his appears to be a terminal input handling issue specifically related to pasted content. The issue impacts usability and security since users cannot verify commands before execution. The terminal seems to process the input differently based on whether it's typed or pasted.

[2003Aditya]

@Siumauricio can i work on this issue ?

[Siumauricio]

Yes @2003Aditya

[biati-digital]

Not sure if related but when using light mode the terminal text is completely invisible, you need to select to be able to see the text

To replicate

[vishalkadam47]

Fixed the invisible pasted text in terminal #1203

• but still there is an issue when you use up/down Arrow for history

[Siumauricio]

Not sure if related but when using light mode the terminal text is completely invisible, you need to select to be able to see the text

To replicate

I tested in the current version and is working fine

[Siumauricio]

Fixed in #1203