Summary
When typing Vietnamese text in the terminal input on Windows, characters with compound Unicode diacritics (tone mark + vowel modifier) are rendered incorrectly. The base vowel, modifier, and tone mark appear as separate visible characters instead of a single composed glyph.
Expected Behavior
Vietnamese characters with compound diacritics render as single composed glyphs. For example:
gặp displays as gặp
lỗi displays as lỗi
những displays as những
Actual Behavior
Characters with compound diacritics are split/doubled when typed. Examples of what appears on screen:
gặp → rendered as gaạpaập
lỗi → rendered as lôiỗi
những → rendered as nhunữững
cập nhật → rendered as câạp nhâật
Screenshot showing the bug:

Steps to reproduce the issue
- Open command-code v0.27.0 in VS Code terminal on Windows 11
- Switch input language to Vietnamese (Telex or VNI input method)
- Type any Vietnamese sentence with compound diacritics, e.g.: gặp lỗi trong những bản cập nhật
- Observe the rendered text in the input field
Command Code Version
v0.27.0
Operating System
Windows
Terminal/IDE
VSCode
Shell
PowerShell
Additional context
No response
Summary
When typing Vietnamese text in the terminal input on Windows, characters with compound Unicode diacritics (tone mark + vowel modifier) are rendered incorrectly. The base vowel, modifier, and tone mark appear as separate visible characters instead of a single composed glyph.
Expected Behavior
Vietnamese characters with compound diacritics render as single composed glyphs. For example:
gặpdisplays asgặplỗidisplays aslỗinhữngdisplays asnhữngActual Behavior
Characters with compound diacritics are split/doubled when typed. Examples of what appears on screen:
gặp→ rendered asgaạpaậplỗi→ rendered aslôiỗinhững→ rendered asnhunữữngcập nhật→ rendered ascâạp nhâậtScreenshot showing the bug:

Steps to reproduce the issue
Command Code Version
v0.27.0
Operating System
Windows
Terminal/IDE
VSCode
Shell
PowerShell
Additional context
No response