Is there a way to provide a dropdown for the integrated shell to use in VS Code
This might be the wrong place to ask this question, but I'm not sure where I would ask it, so here goes!
I am currently between using 2 shells, cmd and Bash on Windows, and I mainly use VS Code for most of my programming needs. I know that there is a way to select a default terminal path, using "terminal.integrated.shell.windows": C:\insertpathhere", but since I am using both shells, would it be possible to select (every single time I opened up a new terminal window) which shell to use?
I couldn't really find this anywhere, but I just thought it'd be really convenient if it did exist. Thanks for the help!
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This might be the wrong place to ask this question, but I'm not sure where I would ask it, so here goes!
I am currently between using 2 shells, cmd and Bash on Windows, and I mainly use VS Code for most of my programming needs. I know that there is a way to select a default terminal path, using "terminal.integrated.shell.windows": C:\insertpathhere", but since I am using both shells, would it be possible to select (every single time I opened up a new terminal window) which shell to use?
I couldn't really find this anywhere, but I just thought it'd be really convenient if it did exist. Thanks for the help!
bash shell vscode
asked Jan 29 at 5:24
DaneologDaneolog
1061111
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This might be the wrong place to ask this question, but I'm not sure where I would ask it, so here goes!
I am currently between using 2 shells, cmd and Bash on Windows, and I mainly use VS Code for most of my programming needs. I know that there is a way to select a default terminal path, using "terminal.integrated.shell.windows": C:\insertpathhere", but since I am using both shells, would it be possible to select (every single time I opened up a new terminal window) which shell to use?
I couldn't really find this anywhere, but I just thought it'd be really convenient if it did exist. Thanks for the help!
bash shell vscode
asked Jan 29 at 5:24
DaneologDaneolog
1061111
This might be the wrong place to ask this question, but I'm not sure where I would ask it, so here goes!
I am currently between using 2 shells, cmd and Bash on Windows, and I mainly use VS Code for most of my programming needs. I know that there is a way to select a default terminal path, using "terminal.integrated.shell.windows": C:\insertpathhere", but since I am using both shells, would it be possible to select (every single time I opened up a new terminal window) which shell to use?
I couldn't really find this anywhere, but I just thought it'd be really convenient if it did exist. Thanks for the help!
bash shell vscode
bash shell vscode
asked Jan 29 at 5:24
DaneologDaneolog
1061111
asked Jan 29 at 5:24
DaneologDaneolog
1061111
asked Jan 29 at 5:24
DaneologDaneolog
1061111
asked Jan 29 at 5:24
DaneologDaneolog
1061111
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1061111
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