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You will be prompted to select Git Bash, PowerShell or Cmd as shown below: Note: This will change the.
Type 'Terminal: Select Default Shell' and hit enter.
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Alternatively if you launch VS Code from a terminal, you can pass the path to a folder as the first argument to the code command for opening.
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3 comments iron-coder12 commented on assigned Sign up for free to subscribe to this conversation on GitHub.Press 'Ctrl + Shift + P' to open the Command Palette. The easiest way to open a workspace is using the File menu and selecting one of the available folder entries for opening. microsoft vscode Notifications New issue Terminal Default 124553 Closed iron-coder12 opened this issue on
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creative ways of increasing the character cell dimensions by picking different fonts (the setting), or changing the integrated terminal font size (the setting). If you don't want to install 'Shell Launcher' plugin as suggested by ian0411 then here is a quick way to change/select default terminal. I'm personally not aware of a way silence the warning (I don't know much about PSReadLine), so all I can think of to make the warning stop is to satisfy its constraint: You could increase the size of your Integrated Terminal Panel (which might require increasing the size of your VS Code window), or you could try some. I'm pretty sure the units of "WindowWidth" and "WindowHeight" are in units of "character cells" (in windows console terminology). Heres a recap of those new features that were previewed in last months v1. The error message is mostly pretty self explanatory. Visual Studio Code v1.57, the May update, includes a bunch of new features that were previewed earlier, including terminal tabs, Workspace Trust, remote repositories (RemoteHub) and more. "Predictions" are the autocomplete feature (I presume), and the "Prediction list view" is a. The related source code can be found here in the WindowSizeTooSmallForListView property of the PSReadLineResources class. This is a PowerShell warning- specifically from PSReadLine, which implements the CLI-editing features for PowerShell v3 and up.
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