I'm on Visual Studio Code version 1.68.1 which I just updated to on 6/14/2022. I use VSC primarily for PowerShell scripting. Ever since the last update just over a week ago, whenever I run a PS file (F5) or run a selection of a piece of a script (F8), it is showing the last command ran on the console line AFTER it has run. So I highlight a selection, do F8, it shows the selection on the console line, shows the results from the run, and then shows the selection on yet another line after the results where I then have to press ESC to clear it out or backspace it out. It's basically as if I was manually hitting the up arrow to select the last command ran, except it's doing it automatically. VSC never used to do this before this most recent update. Previously, it would do everything the same up until the final console prompt line which would be empty and not show the last command.
I've tried searching online for whether maybe there's a setting that was added or enabled on this last update that's causing this behavior, but I can't find anything. I also scrolled through all the terminal settings, and I can't find a setting specific to this behavior. The only terminal setting I could find that was kind of relevant was Terminal › Integrated › Shell Integration: History Controls the number of recently used commands to keep in the terminal command history. Set to 0 to disable terminal command history. But even after setting that to "0" and restarting VSC, it still does the same behavior and I'm still also able to hit the up arrow to scroll through the history of my commands. Hopefully someone here is familiar with this and why VSC is doing it now all of a sudden. Any help would be appreciated!
Here's a screenshot of an example of what's happening:
