Describe the bug
The underscore character (_) is not being rendered in the environment variable input field. When an underscore is typed or pasted into the field, it incorrectly appears as a space. This prevents the correct setting of environment variables that require an underscore, such as ANDROID_HOME.
Configuration
- OS: Microsoft Windows 11 Home (Version 10.0.26100 Build 26100) using Ubuntu in WSL
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Navigate to the section for adding or editing environment variables.
- In the variable name or value input field, attempt to type the underscore character (
_).
- Alternatively, copy an underscore character from another source and paste it into the input field.
- Observe that the underscore character is displayed as a space instead of
_.
Expected behavior
The underscore character (_) should be correctly displayed in the input field when typed or pasted. This would allow for the proper definition of environment variables that conventionally use underscores, like ANDROID_HOME.
Screenshots
The screenshot below demonstrates the issue where ANDROID_HOME is incorrectly displayed as ANDROID HOME because the underscore character fails to render.

Describe the bug
The underscore character (
_) is not being rendered in the environment variable input field. When an underscore is typed or pasted into the field, it incorrectly appears as a space. This prevents the correct setting of environment variables that require an underscore, such asANDROID_HOME.Configuration
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
_)._.Expected behavior
The underscore character (
_) should be correctly displayed in the input field when typed or pasted. This would allow for the proper definition of environment variables that conventionally use underscores, likeANDROID_HOME.Screenshots
The screenshot below demonstrates the issue where
ANDROID_HOMEis incorrectly displayed asANDROID HOMEbecause the underscore character fails to render.