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Do i need to install for each user now? I went one level up like suggeste. I have this one project for which vs code is not showing any files or directories in the explorer tree the actual project files and directories at the root are these

Vs code is working fine for ot.

I am using visual studio code on my windows 10 pc I want to change my default terminal from windows powershell to bash on ubuntu (on windows) How can i do that? In visual studio code (version 1.2.1) i resolved all of the issues, however when i try to commit it keeps giving me this message

I've tried googling it but i can't find out why it won't let me commit my changes, all of the conflicts have disappeared. Asked 9 years, 6 months ago modified 7 months ago viewed 263k times I'm using the newest version of visual studio code and python 3.6 (64 bit) on windows 10 Extension installed (the one made by microsoft)

Every time i try to run a si.

I can execute various git commands from visual studio code, however i couldn't find a way to visualize the history. In my project folder i created a venv folder