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Am 25.08.2021 um 13:48 schrieb Rafael Kuhn via Cygwin:
> Using the shell that comes embedded with 'Git for windows' (that includes
> Cygwin) and opening it in Windows Terminal, there's a bug that prevents me
> from pasting types of unicode characters like emojis in the terminal.
>
> I've opened a ticket in the git-for-windows repo and after testing over the
> problem they concluded it was Cygwin's problem and told me to report it
> here (ticket link below).
> https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/issues/3281
>
> The complete description of the problem from people that understand it more
> than I actually do is in the ticket.
>
> I'm including cygcheck.out like your guide suggests.
> Thank you for your time, cheers.
>
I doubt this is a cygwin issue. Do any emojis run in that environment? 
Does it work in the "Git Bash" terminal? Why would you run git bash in 
Windows Terminal?

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