I want to disable opening any terminals on reloading vscode window. How I can achieve it? I use Terminal Manager to run terminals by default and I don't need the standard one from vscode.
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Do you allow this workspace to modify your terminal shell setting vscode?
I don't get this pop up anymore for some reason, so where can I find the setting?
Is it possible to send keyboard shortcuts prefixed with Shift-Alt to VSCode's integrated terminal in Windows 11?
I'm using Tilish, a nifty tmux plugin that by default uses several shortcuts prefixed with Shift-Alt (e.g. Shift-Alt-q to close a panel). Unfortunately, commands prefixed with Shift-Alt don't seem to get propagated to the terminal.
Ideally I'd prefer all input go to the terminal while my input focus is there.
Thanks!
I have a question, when I use vscode in normal mode with open a terminal, then I switched to Zen Mode, the terminal is hiddend, How to displlay normal mode’s opened terminal at Zen Mode instead of open a new terminal
Press Ctrl+Shift+P to bring up the command palette and run command View: Toggle Terminal.
You can also use the direct keybinding for the command, the default should be Ctrl+`.
As title.
For more environment details, I am using the default configure in VSCode. I connected to my server via SSH in the VSCode integrated terminal. I can use VIM to edit files. I have configured for VIM to enable mouse click in .vimrc as below.
" In many terminal emulators the mouse works just fine, thus enable it.
if has('mouse')
set mouse=a
endif
set clipboard=unnamedplus
It works fine when I use other terminals. Does anyone know what I should configure in VSCode or .vimrc?
I'm trying to setup a chain of tasks that need a terminal for each one. To do so, I need to use a command that opens a new integrated terminal tab from a previous integrated terminal. Is there any way to do so in vs-code integrated terminal?
In mac I would use
open -a Terminal
Or something like ttab that immediately opens a tab in the current iterm terminal.
Thanks
(edited: I'm looking for a command to type in the terminal, not hotkeys)
Ctrl+Shift+` (Tilda) is the keyboard shortcut to open another terminal on Windows.
Cmd+Shift+` (Tilda) is the keyboard shortcut to open another terminal on Mac.