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When I use vagrant on Windows I will sometimes find that newlines aren't respected properly. This is typically after doing a vagrant ssh
. So text ends up looking like
This machine with the name 'default' was not found
configured for this environment.
In bash when this kind of terminal goofup happens I can run reset
and it clears and resets the terminal settings. How can I do something similar in Powershell/CMD and not have to kill the window and start a new powershell/cmd session?
1Actually, "reset" does something else (reset the console settings, including codepages etc). Usually you use "reset" when dumping garbage from a binary files renders your console unusable. If you just want to clear the screen, use "clear" (or press Ctrl+L). – Raúl Salinas-Monteagudo – 2019-07-11T12:54:03.953