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- The VSCode `code . ` command is not working in the terminal command . . .
Adding the code executable to your PATH for use in the Git Bash or MSYS2 terminals If you're trying to run the code command in Windows in a Git Bash (from Git for Windows) terminal, or in an MSYS2 terminal, and VSCode is installed, then you may just need to add the code executable to your PATH
- code . is not recognized as an internal or external command
Right click on "VS Code" (or "Visual Studio Code") Click on "Open file location" You will then be directed to a folder, where either the VS Code program is or a VS Code shortcut is If it is the shortcut, then right click on it and again press "Open file location" Copy the path: which in my situation will be: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft VS Code"
- macos - code . is not working in on the command line for Visual . . .
In Visual Studio Code I was not able to find “Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command ” so I had to do this manually Open Environment Variables (System → Advanced system settings → Advanced tab → Environment variables) In system variables, click on Path and click Edit and add a new path named:
- Run code is not working in Visual Studio Code - Stack Overflow
When I click 'Run code' on the top right corner, or right click then click 'Run code', or use Ctrl+Alt+N, the integrated terminal does not appear and code could not run However, I can open the integrated terminal in vscode under View, and able to run code there using commands I believe my setting is correct as following
- CODE . command no longer works in terminal - Stack Overflow
Yesterday, the "code " command was working perfectly fine Overnight I did update my Mac to Monterey and now, I'm not understanding the exact reason why this command no longer works I've already dragged the VS Code app to my applications folder, done CMD + SFT + P and successfully installed in PATH
- Visual Studio Code - Shell Command: Install code command in PATH . . .
If in Visual Studio Code doesn't appear that option and the installation didn't add to the path directly, you can add the Visual Studio Code bin folder manually to the path and it starts to work Go to the Enviroment Variables and edit the Path user variable
- Visual Studio Code not running Python - Stack Overflow
It appears you have the Code Runner extension installed and that's what's not working, not the Python extension from Microsoft (the [Done] is a tell-tale sign) – Brett Cannon Commented Sep 24, 2019 at 21:04
- code . is not working in the command line for Visual Studio Code on . . .
I tried running code again, and it started to update the VS Code Server It finished successfully, and upon finishing, a VS Code window opened up my current working Ubuntu directory I'll take this to mean that a developer at Microsoft has solved the issue behind the scenes Here's what ran in my Ubuntu terminal following the code command:
- VS Code autocomplete intellisense not working - Stack Overflow
Another alternative is to upgrade your VS code to the latest version if any update is available or else you can download VSCode Insiders and check if the intellisense works as expected One other option is to checkout the code from the commit mentioned at the bottom of this page and check if the intellisense works for this code
- Debug in visual studio code is not working - Stack Overflow
I upgraded from net core 3 1 to net core 6 and debugging was not picking up my new controller methods I had to update my launch json program keyword under configurations to the correct location I changed the value between Debug and Controllers dll from netcoreapp3 1 to net6 0
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