Terminal panel layout wrong at certain sizes

[Starwort]

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Theoretically yes, but there aren't enough things in the bar by default

• VS Code Version: 1.78.1, 1.79.0-insider
• OS Version: Linux x64 5.19.0-40-generic

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Resize the VSCode window to be roughly 1128px wide, with the left pane open to minimum width and the terminal open (to any height, including full dock)
2. cd to any directory (mine was called frontend, but others should work)
3. Observe that the terminal close button clips out of the side of the window

Extensions enabled: Gitlens (as it adds an item to the terminal pane) and Rust-analyzer (to generate two problems, to pad out the pane header)

Shell: Xonsh

[Tyriar]

@sbatten I can reproduce part of the clipping when there's a single tab

Could it be due to this part which is similar to the amount clipped?

Not sure if this would be on my end or yours?

[Starwort]

Could it be due to this part which is similar to the amount clipped?

I don't believe so, as I was able to push the X all the way off the side with careful sizing

After a few more tests locally, it seems to be that when the name of the current directory is added to the terminal name, the terminal panel isn't reflowed - see below, with a much farther push due to 'Documents' being quite long

Edit: Strangely, I no longer seem to be able to resize the window small amounts to mess with the media query as before; but I believe the directory naming is the cause of the issue

[meganrogge]

same as #122454

[Starwort]

Yep, well spotted. Notably, though, it can be caused without intentionally renaming the terminal

[Tyriar]

Unassigning terminal folks as it's a general view problem AFAICT.