(Btw I just signed up in Github) So maybe I broke some rules. It didn’t happen in the previous version so I think it is happening because of the Latest version glitch. I can select bash as my default profile!!! Locate the then add the Cygwin terminal profile code inside it. Oh, yes when I change settings.json into this code - First, open setting.json of your VS Code. I can’t take the screenshot because when clicking another place the command palette disappearsĪfter that, I deleted the Code folder from the C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\CodeĪnd I opened VsCode again, But it is still saying I don’t have git bash in terminal profile and when i click configure buttons of the profile or try to add it from settings.json they say A terminal profile already exists with that name But when I tried again to configure PowerShell and type Git Bash they again said A terminal profile already exists with that name!!! So I went to my settings.json and I commented the git bash part. And after that when I try to type Git Bash they said I already have a profile with Git Bash name.
So I tried to create a new profile by pressing ctrl+shift+p then terminal: select default profile then I pressed configure button of Powershell. But Windows and Linux have commands with the same name as well. There is a PowerShell and a command prompt in windows as well where we may execute the commands easily. Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes/NoĪfter updating VsCode I couldn’t see git bash when I tried to select the default terminal profile.Īfter that, I thought bc of some reasons the Git Bash is not counted as a profile. Most of us think that Linux has terminal and we can use a command-line interface only in Linux but it is just a myth.
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