Question : open file in vscode from terminal
Answered by : ahsan-iqbal
code -r fileNameSource : | Last Update : Wed, 15 Jun 22
Question : how to open a file in vs code from terminal
Answered by : unsightly-unicorn-vr1inswp8jrm
code -r fileNameSource : | Last Update : Sun, 04 Jul 21
Question : open vs code from terminal
Answered by : shirshak
# go to the directory and type
code .
# it open vs code here . means open code in current directorySource : | Last Update : Thu, 15 Sep 22
Question : how to open vscode from terminal
Answered by : fredrick-idemudia
in the project dir type (code <space> dot): code .
press the enter or return key to open vscodeSource : | Last Update : Fri, 13 May 22
Question : open vs code from terminal
Answered by : spotless-stag-3y1p005ensg2
Launch VS Code.
Open the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P) and type 'shell command' to find the Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command.
Restart the terminal
Navigate to project folder in terminal,
Type code . press enterSource : | Last Update : Sun, 18 Apr 21
Question : open vs code using terminal
Answered by : imran-khan-x1bneobj083k
# Use the following command in terminal or command prompt
code <path_to_folder_or_file>
# Note: Replace <path_to_folder> with . to open code in current directory
# Example:
code C:\repos\hello-world
code .
# Refer the source for additional options with the code commandSource : https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/command-line#_core-cli-options | Last Update : Thu, 29 Dec 22