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In Qwen Code CLI 0.13.x, pressing Ctrl+V in the TUI input field would paste images from the clipboard (as attachments). After upgrading to 0.14.0, this no longer works -- the Ctrl+V shortcut is either ignored or treated as plain text paste, and images are not attached.
The UI hint still shows Ctrl+V as the paste shortcut, so the feature is intended to work.
Environment
Qwen Code: 0.14.0
OS: Arch Linux (up-to-date, glibc 2.43)
Session: Wayland / Hyprland
Node.js: v25.x
Clipboard: wl-clipboard (wl-paste / wl-copy)
Steps to reproduce
Copy an image to clipboard (e.g. screenshot via grim, or copy from image viewer)
Open Qwen Code CLI (qwen)
Focus the input field
Press Ctrl+V
Expected: Image is attached as an attachment to the message. Actual: Nothing happens, or only text content of clipboard is pasted.
Additional context
This worked in 0.13.x (exact sub-version unclear, but was functional before upgrade).
The changelog for 0.14.0 includes: "Improved KeypressProvider with kitty sequence timeout management" -- this likely affected clipboard paste handling.
Tested with both PNG screenshots and copied image files.
Workaround
Currently the only workaround is saving the image to a file first (wl-paste --type image/png > /tmp/image.png) and then referencing the file path in the prompt.
Bug description
In Qwen Code CLI 0.13.x, pressing Ctrl+V in the TUI input field would paste images from the clipboard (as attachments). After upgrading to 0.14.0, this no longer works -- the Ctrl+V shortcut is either ignored or treated as plain text paste, and images are not attached.
The UI hint still shows
Ctrl+Vas the paste shortcut, so the feature is intended to work.Environment
Steps to reproduce
qwen)Expected: Image is attached as an attachment to the message.
Actual: Nothing happens, or only text content of clipboard is pasted.
Additional context
Workaround
Currently the only workaround is saving the image to a file first (
wl-paste --type image/png > /tmp/image.png) and then referencing the file path in the prompt.