Solo keeps terminal views current automatically when you switch processes, return to a terminal, or reopen a project view. There is no separate refresh button or menu item.
What happens when the view reconnects
When you select a process or return to a terminal, Solo reconnects the visible pane to the current process state:
- If the visible pane is already current, Solo keeps streaming new output.
- If the visible pane is stale, Solo refreshes it with the latest terminal snapshot.
- History can be fetched separately in pages when you scroll upward.
This reattach path is a display synchronization mechanism. It does not restart the process and does not change the command configuration.
Resize and display changes
The terminal surface measures its rendered cell grid and sends debounced PTY resize updates while the selected process is running. Theme and font changes cause the renderer to repaint the visible frame.
Clear output is separate
Use Clear output only when you intentionally want to discard retained output. It is not a display refresh and it does not restart the process.