Corrupted terminal and minimap textures after sleep

[dazzag24]

• VSCode Version: 1.27.1
• OS Version: ubuntu 16.04

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open terminal
2. Sleep laptop
3. When reopened text in terminal is garbage.

[Tyriar]

This is a bug in Chromium.

[gocarlos]

@Tyriar reference to that chromium bug?

[Tyriar]

I don't have a link, I believe the first report for this was #30292

[DarrenCook]

Same here (I would have left a comment on #30292, but it is locked)

I've been assuming it is something to do with the nvidia driver; though it only happens in vscode. It is not just the terminal, also the minimap, and sometimes other bits of the UI, such as the search box.

Typing reset in the terminal did not reset it. Resizing the pane also did not.

What does work (both for terminal and the minimap) is altering the zoom. E.g. ctrl + then ctrl - and it is back. So, as long as vscode has a way to recognize when a suspend/restart has happened, it should be able to force the screen rewrite? I.e. what function is triggered by changing the font size, that doesn't get triggered by just changing the pane size?

[Tyriar]

@DarrenCook while there aren't any web APIs that I'm aware of to track suspend, I just found an Electron one https://electronjs.org/docs/api/power-monitor

@bpasero do you have a recommendation for which electron-main service electron.powerMonitor calls should go into? It's needed to redraw the terminal and minimap on 'resume'.