Getting strange characters when pasting into my iterm2 terminal

Notice the "00~" and "01~" in front of and behind my text. I do not see these characters when I cut and paste into a text editor or other places. How do I eliminate these special characters from appearing when I cut and paste into my iterm2 terminal?

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-55966569" rel="noreferrer">bracketed paste mode and tried printf '\e[?2004h' to exit bracketed paste mode and repair the terminal and it worked well for me.

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Adding set t_BE= to .vimrc to disable bracketed paste mode should fix this.

Solution in my case:

you may refer: https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/issues/5698

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Paste printf '\e[?2004l' to the iTerm2 terminal and press enter afterwards.

I recently started encountering this behavior in iterm2 as well. Killing and restarting a session fixes it, but loses context. I found this comment about bracketed paste mode and tried printf '\e[?2004h' to exit bracketed paste mode and repair the terminal and it worked well for me.

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Solution in my case:

I think it's a bracketed paste issue

    Paste printf '\e[?2004l' to the iTerm2 terminal and press enter afterwards.

  1. Edit -> Paste special -> Advanced Paste

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  2. Uncheck "Bracketed paste mode"

  3. Restart the terminal

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  • Restart the terminal

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    iTerm2 → Preferences → Keys → double-clic to edit the target of ⌘v → Under Speed, set Chuck Size to 256B and Interchunck delay to 100ms.

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    In the terminal window type reset, and press enter. And now, try pasting contents in terminal, it should work properly.

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    I can't guarantee the conditions of this fix because I had been fiddling for a while with the solutions above, but what fixed the issue for me was to go to:

    printf '\e[?2004h' should solve the issue; also make sure to remove the trailing and starting junk characters.

    e issue for me was to go to:

    iTerm2 → Preferences → Keys → double-clic to edit the target of ⌘v → Under Speed, set Chuck Size to 256B and Interchunck delay to 100ms.

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    To permanently disable bracketing paste mode, open the Preference, search "bracketing", uncheck "Terminal may enable paste bracketing"

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    I had to do shell-->Hard Reset to make it work immediately

    printf '\e[?2004h' should solve the issue; also make sure to remove the trailing and starting junk characters.

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    I had to do shell-->Hard Reset to make it work immediately


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