Terminal Logger adds underlines that become persistent

[PeterLaComb-SSNC]

Issue Description

The Terminal Logger, which was recently made the default, underlines paths to files, making them into clickable links. Under some conditions that I have not yet been able to determine, this underlining becomes stuck, resulting in a terminal like below:

This appears to be limited to Windows Terminal sessions (cmd, and git bash for sure - haven't tried in Powershell), not conhost sessions.

Workaround for now is to disable it via env var as mentioned in the link above.

Steps to Reproduce

run dotnet build

Expected Behavior

Underlines would not leak out and change the entire terminal session.

Actual Behavior

Terminal ends up underlined.

Analysis

No response

Versions & Configurations

.NET 9.0.1022, Windows 10, Windows Terminal

[baronfel]

You're using Windows Terminal, but what is your shell application? Msys bash or something?

[PeterLaComb-SSNC]

That image is Git Bash, but it also happens under the Command Prompt (in windows Terminal).

[MichalPavlik]

@PeterLaComb-SSNC, unfortunately, I'm unable to reproduce the issue with Windows Terminal + Git Bash/cmd prompt and SDK 9.0.200 preview. If you could identify the pattern, please share the reproduction steps with us. It would be very helpful.

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