Git Bash Terminal in Visual Studio Code for Windows 10

[@maxdegreat566]

thank you, had to watch 30 times and read comments byt thanks u were like the only one who had an updated vid on this

[@shashwatanand6992]

Thank You brother, after more than an hour of searching and not finding any solution, your video helped me solve this issue. Thanks again brother ❤❤. Love from India

[@JonPeppinck]

That's awesome to hear. Very glad this video has helped you out. Cheers!

[@Mahesh-pb2np]

You made my day bro! I was trying this things since last 1 hour but no success and ur 3 minutes long video guide me so well! THANKS A TON 🔥

[@JonPeppinck]

You are very welcome. Very glad to hear it helped solve the issue so fast. Enjoy :)

[@divyanshuagarwal7014]

Thanks, solved my problem in just 3 minutes

[@JonPeppinck]

That is awesome, glad it helped!

[@ahmedeldiwany3551]

Thank you! Git shell works perfectly now in VS Code

[@JonPeppinck]

Awesome! enjoy!

[@darkgod7188]

after searching for shell terminal in settings, what you did i didnt understood

[@JonPeppinck]

After file -> preferences - > settings, you can click the 'Open Settings (JSON)' button in the top right corner of the file tabs section (just below where you exit or minimize any program). Alternatively you can use the keyboard shortcut 'ctrl + shift + p' and then type '> Open Settings (JSON)'

[@darkgod7188]

@@JonPeppinck yes it worked, thx 😊

[@maxdegreat566]

Same

[@JonPeppinck]

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[@nihalshaikh2976]

its work thanks

[@JonPeppinck]

Awesome! Great stuff

[@zohrabsmdzd]

how did u open settings.json

[@JonPeppinck]

You can access settings.json by navigating - file -> preferences - > settings, you can click the 'Open Settings (JSON)' button in the top right corner of the file tabs section (just below where you exit or minimize any program). Alternatively you can use the keyboard shortcut 'ctrl + shift + p' and then type '> Open Settings (JSON)'

[@zohrabsmdzd]

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[@nithyaniranjani]

Thank you for this!

[@JonPeppinck]

Thanks for watching. I'm glad it was helpful to you.

[@wspotto]

Thank you!!!

[@JonPeppinck]

Glad it helped. Thanks for watching!

[@toufikforu]

can't found settings.json file

[@JonPeppinck]

After file -> preferences - > settings, you can click the 'Open Settings (JSON)' button in the top right corner of the file tabs section (just below where you exit or minimize any program). Alternatively you can use the keyboard shortcut 'ctrl + shift + p' and then type '> Open Settings (JSON)'

[@NinjaAhmed-cp3pe]

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[@JonPeppinck]

Thank so much for the sub. Glad it helped, enjoy!

[@umernasir4217]

Thanks! Alot

[@JonPeppinck]

All good!

[@ogulizainabedinova3763]

thank u for video, but i've this problam bash.exe: warning: could not find /tmp, please create! bash-4.4$ what can i do

[@JonPeppinck]

Try create the folder 'tmp' either in the 'Git' directory or open bash.exe and try mkdir /tmp

[@fakhrimouelhi1348]

thank you.

[@JonPeppinck]

Glad it helped!

[@ijorrit2609]

Tysm this realy helped

[@JonPeppinck]

No worries. I am glad it helped.

[@princemuhammad7943]

thanks...bro 🙂

[@JonPeppinck]

You are very welcome. Glad it helped!

[@julianacristina9356]

Thank you

[@JonPeppinck]

Very Welcome!

[@ogulizainabedinova3763]

bash: cut: command not found

[@JonPeppinck]

Getting an error saying the cut command is not found could be from using commas or uppercase characters in your code. Have you already checked your command was entered correctly?

[@KeepCalmAndMeme]

but anyway I cannot use bash command python main.py

[@JonPeppinck]

I don't use python but I think it might have something to do with the PATH. I found this on stack overflow that may help: stackoverflow.com/questions/22869192/git-bash-wont-run-my-python-files

[@KeepCalmAndMeme]

gonna sub you

[@JonPeppinck]

Thanks so much!

[@김승현-r6x]

Thank you~

[@JonPeppinck]

Thanks for watching!

[@daronbrayant9859]

thank you sir !

[@JonPeppinck]

You are very welcome!