I think I've fixed this encoding issue, things are looking right in Windows Terminal now:

this works now. great!

The shorthand info/warning/error icons are still messed up, but emojis in the files seem to work

Thanks for pointing this out, I think the shorthand icons are fixed now.

(The emoji issues are related to the difference in size of wchar_t on linux/mac vs win)

Looks good in the latest build! Though I wondered for a while if the fire extuinguisher was on purpose 😀🔥🧯

I've made a v0.13.1-beta1 tag if you want to give it a go.

hmm, there are no built binaries, not sure why? Winget needs somewhere to download the build, it doesn't build from source. Downloading from the latest action doesn't work, even for testing (the download doesn't seem to be named)

Apologies, the release action creates a draft and I forgot to publish it (I just did a publish on that tag). I like to verify things after the process before publishing. Related to that, it looks like the action you referenced requires a published release as well. So, to leverage it, I'll probably need to kick the action some other way rather than as part of the release workflow.

cool, this seems to work well enough for starters.

Will submit PR to winget-pkgs, when/if thats merged it would then be possible to add a release flow with winget-releaser

Thanks for the heads up! I think I have this fixed now, it's working for me in Windows Terminal.

Ok, great. File globbing is mostly not working either. These examples don't work for me:

lnav folder\*.log
lnav folder\logtest.*
lnav -r *.log

Though forward slashes work

lnav folder/*.log

Not sure what you mean by tab completion not working, I could at least :open ../appdata/roaming/lnav/somefile using tab completion

Hmm, I think the msys2 stuff is screwing with wildcards like folder\*.log. They're being passed into lnav's main() with backslashes removed. I've tried a few things without success, will keep looking.

Okay, I worked around the globbing issue and I think the top-of-tree is working pretty well. If folks could give it another try, I'd like to know if there are any gaps. I still need to update the documentation, though.

lnav crashes immediately if I :open \, which is an intuitive Windows thing to do if you want to get to the root of the drive.

:open c:\temp\*log works!
lnav c:\temp\*.log\ works"

not lnav -r c:\temp\**\*.log, but I'm not sure that's reasonable on Windows? (ls -r c:\temp*.log in pwsh will return all log files in that tree)
not :open ~, but I blame cygwin for that.

I'd say this is good enough, but may confuse me sometimes.

I think the crash with :open \ is fixed, but it behaves kinda strangely depending on where you start it. I also fixed a few issues with UNC paths, so they should work now as well.

I don't think the "**" in lnav -r c:\temp\**\*.log works anywhere. lnav just uses glob(3), which doesn't descend.

The latest beta build should have these and some other fixes:

https://github.com/tstack/lnav/releases/tag/v0.13.1-beta3