Problem: WRN could not get window size: The handle is invalid. on Windows

[meowrain]

I start my ssh3 server by

ssh3-server -generate-public-cert myserver.domain -url-path /ssh3 -bind 0.0.0.0:22 -enable-password-login

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When i'm using ssh3 client on windows to connect my Linux server,it shows WRN could not get window size: The handle is invalid. and then it stucks.
My command is like this:

ssh3 -privkey private_key root@myserver.domain:22/ssh3

But it works well on my PC using Arch Linux.
I don't know if it is a bug....

[Lee-7723]

I also ran into the same problem. I'll add some more info on my side if it helps.
The command I ran:
ssh3-server -enable-password-login -url-path / -bind [::]:8022 -v
ssh3.exe -use-password -insecure -v root@my-domain:8022/

client environment:
win11 23H2 (22631)
windows terminal 1.21.2911.0
powershell 7.4.6
ssh3.exe version francoismichel/ssh3 0.1.7

The server side showed no warning or error. Client side had following log:

3:13PM DBG version francoismichel/ssh3 0.1.7
3:13PM DBG no OIDC config file specified, use default file: C:\Users\<username>/.ssh3/oidc_config.json
3:13PM DBG C:\Users\<username>/.ssh3/oidc_config.json does not exist
3:13PM DBG dialing QUIC host at my-ip:8022
3:13PM DBG QUIC handshake complete
3:13PM DBG try password-based auth
password for https://my-domain:8022/?user=root:
3:13PM DBG we only try the first specified auth method for now
3:13PM DBG try the following Identity: password-identity
3:13PM DBG establish conversation with the server
3:13PM DBG send CONNECT request on URL https://my-domain:8022/?user=root, User-Agent="SSH 3.0 francoismichel/ssh3 0.1.7 experimental_spec_version=alpha-00"
3:13PM DBG got response with 200 OK status code
3:13PM DBG server has valid version "SSH 3.0 francoismichel/ssh3 0.1.7 experimental_spec_version=alpha-00" (protocol version = 3.0_alpha-00, software version = francoismichel/ssh3 0.1.7)
3:13PM DBG opened new session channel
3:13PM WRN could not get window size: The handle is invalid.
3:13PM DBG sent shell request, hasWinSize = false

-bash: line 1: $'\r': command not found

-bash: line 2: $'\r': command not found
ls
-bash: line 3: $'ls\r': command not found

The -bash: ... lines at the bottom is when I press enter or any command.
I tried in both the original windows console (the ugly one) and the newer Windows Terminal. Also in powershell7 and cmd. All returns the same log.