Title
The SSH line's heading which can be of the form "[username@host]" is wrongly treated as a log level by the syntax highlighting algorithm, causing displaying issues
Platform
Website - Chrome
Server Installation Method
Docker
Version
2.4.1
Troubleshooting
The Problem
I noticed that syntax highlighting is causing issues with a precise syntax of some SSH line's heads.
More than the fact that this is not a correct displaying, it breaks display of long commands results.
As you can see on the following picture :
As soon as I disable the log level detection, the problem solves by itself :
My 2 cents on this is that it could be the syntax of "[username@host]" is treated as a timestamp ? And so the log level may be added to that.
How to Reproduce
This issue can be found on ArchLinux for example, which uses this syntax for SSH user and hostname indication.
Additional Context
No response
Title
The SSH line's heading which can be of the form "[username@host]" is wrongly treated as a log level by the syntax highlighting algorithm, causing displaying issues
Platform
Website - Chrome
Server Installation Method
Docker
Version
2.4.1
Troubleshooting
The Problem
I noticed that syntax highlighting is causing issues with a precise syntax of some SSH line's heads.
More than the fact that this is not a correct displaying, it breaks display of long commands results.
As you can see on the following picture :
As soon as I disable the log level detection, the problem solves by itself :
My 2 cents on this is that it could be the syntax of "[username@host]" is treated as a timestamp ? And so the log level may be added to that.
How to Reproduce
This issue can be found on ArchLinux for example, which uses this syntax for SSH user and hostname indication.
Additional Context
No response