Is it possible to add new line once you press the enter button in GitBash?

[Zoran Jovanovski]

Hello guys,

I'm curious whether you can add new lines in GitBash? I've attached a file containing a print screen of logs from the server for your convenience. Basically, each time I run a command in our platform a batch of logs appear on the screen referencing what happened. I would like to be able to add some spaces by pressing the enter button before I run another command. This is really good for visual purposes because there will be space between the logs and you can easily differentiate logs for each command/action you make. This works pretty well in the zsh terminal. At the moment the cursor is dead and there's no interaction from it.

Thanks

Zoki

[Konstantin Khomoutov]

On Wed, Oct 06, 2021 at 06:09:33AM -0700, Zoran Jovanovski wrote:

> I'm curious whether you can add new lines in GitBash?

[...]

> Basically, each time I run a command in our platform a batch of logs appear
> on the screen referencing what happened.

[...]

> This works pretty well in the zsh terminal.
> At the moment the cursor is dead and there's no interaction from it.

Do I understand correctly that the following facts hold true?

* When plain zsh is running in a GitBash window, pressing Enter works as
intended (zsh prints a new prompt).

* When an application is run in the foreground in that same GitBash window,
pressing Enter has no effect on the text output you're observing.

* You would like if pressing Enter while there is an active application
running in the foreground in a GitBash window to have a blank like added to
the output as well?