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Anyone having issues lately where arrow keys are causing an unexpected escape sequence : [‘\x1b’ ‘O’]? I’m on Mac w/ zsh, iterm. Only started happening last week

I am not, and am also using OS X, zsh, and iTerm (well, iTerm2).  I did also recently upgrade to Ventura, which I know caused some people problems with other shell things.

I tried other shells and the default terminal with same results :disappointed:

Something else to check might be `$TERM`, although I don't _think_ that should affect it

ironically `pwsh` in my same terminal works fine :slightly_smiling_face:

$TERM
zsh: command not found: xterm-256color

error: no Pulumi.yaml project file found (searching upwards from /Users/mark.bixler/.oh-my-zsh). If you have not created a project yet, use `pulumi new` to do so: no project file found

oh, probably aren't running that in your pulumi directory?  you can run whatever command you are running to test the arrow functionality, just with the prepended `TERM=xterm` to override the environment variable

forgot I was in wrong directory messing around with all this :man-facepalming:

<@U0421F6HE6P> are you on the latest version of pulumi?

well, I'm sorry I haven't helped figure out what it is, but hopefully it's helpful knowing some things it _isn't_

def something is up with the version. I reverted back to `3.46.0` and I can use arrows again