Pipeline operator has excess vertical padding about juliamono HOT 10 CLOSED

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The operator is not between the lines. It seems that it has excess vertical padding or it is located below the middle line. Same thing with Cascadia Mono PL:

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Ah, that looks like the Powerline symbol 0xE0A0. It displays normally when typed in a MacOS Terminal window:

So I'm trying to reproduce your problem here: but how do you get this symbol to appear in the powerline?

Also, please specify the details of your setup (as per the Issue template :)).

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I am on Windows 10. I use PowerShell and oh-my-posh

You can reproduce it on Mac by installing PowerShell and oh-my-posh. Then select JuliaMono as the font.

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Well that took a bit of installing ;)

But it works OK for me. The problem probably lies somewhere other than the font, and I may not be able to fix it.

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Thank you! That's weird.

I did more testing, and the simple ligatures (like >= are not available). Does JuliaMono require special installation? I just installed JuliaMono regular.

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Well >= isn't a ligature (in this font) (since ligatures are used carefully and infrequently, because Julia has Unicode). Try -> or => - if they don't work, then you need to enable them somehow in Powershell.

You can often get useful font-related information from the FiraCode repo (https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode#terminal-compatibility-list) - since he's been developing that for over six years...

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The behavior seems strange. It works if I put echo before it:

or it works inside Julia REPL:

I thought this font is a general-purpose font. It is fine if it is specific to Julia.

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Again, this looks to work OK in Powershell on MacOS.

JuliaMono is a fairly general-purpose font, but it avoids the excessive ligature-use that's common in some other fonts (which are often designed for Haskell or JavaScript for example). If you like a lot of ligatures in your code, I'd recommend using FiraCode or similar.

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