They don’t do that anymore in new versions, but you still need to actually use the new version to get that behaviour. It’s a bit of a pain since the “fixed” version is in the MS store, the broken one is a base system component.
It also hits the people who use the terminal the least, anybody who uses it regularly will just install the new shell at the same time they install the new terminal and always get the new clean behaviour.
They don’t do that anymore in new versions, but you still need to actually use the new version to get that behaviour. It’s a bit of a pain since the “fixed” version is in the MS store, the broken one is a base system component.
It also hits the people who use the terminal the least, anybody who uses it regularly will just install the new shell at the same time they install the new terminal and always get the new clean behaviour.