VS Code always maximizes terminal when opening PowerShell script
When opening a directory in VS Code and clicking on a PowerShell script, the terminal is maximized instead of splitting the screen between the Editor and Terminal tab.
Powershell opens VS Code instead of running exe files
I have an file named read_test.exe that I compiled in msys2 (64 bit) using g++. I can run this file in the msys2 terminal, but then I run it in powershell (via .read_test.exe command) it opens the source file in vs code. How can I configure it to just run the exe normally?
(I have powershell version 5.1.19041.4894 and vscode version 1.93.1)
Powershell opens VS Code instead of running exe files
I have an file named read_test.exe that I compiled in msys2 (64 bit) using g++. I can run this file in the msys2 terminal, but then I run it in powershell (via .read_test.exe command) it opens the source file in vs code. How can I configure it to just run the exe normally?
(I have powershell version 5.1.19041.4894 and vscode version 1.93.1)
Using Developer PowerShell for VS 2022 when debugging scripts in Visual Studio Code
I would like to run / debug PowerShell scripts in Visual Studio Code through “Developer PowerShell for VS 2022 x64”.
(There is no x64 version of “Developer PowerShell for VS 2022” available by default, I created this with the following thread.)
I have created the below required configuration in the settings.json file in Visual Studio Code:
chaining execution in powershell and premature exit with non-zero code, kills vscode terminal
In vscode terminal (powershell), I was doing the following:
visual code – powershell not loading – Loading the PowerShell extension is taking longer than expected
there are many questions about visual code not loading or not executing powershell.
I have tried everything I have seen but the song remains the same – meaning – I still cannot run my powershell, and it is pretty serious for me as my life depends on this.
Im trying to run this command in my command line expo-cli start –tunnel but whenever i run it i get the error below
Before anyone says theres already a thread with this info i have run Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted this is code in my powershell ran as adminstrator multiple times and got unrestricted
error on vs code
description list on powershell ran as adminstrator
plz tell me if theres any other steps to proceed with this.
Understanding $MyInvocation.MyCommand members
The Path, Definition, and Source members of $MyInvocation.MyCommand are all identical. Is this always the case? Under what conditions would the be different? What is the purpose of each?