How to open "vscode" and "zsh in vscode" using terminal?(already install shell code command in path in VsCode)

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I just want to open vscode in terminal and I already install shell code command in path in vscode, I restart terminal by quitting and open and I have my vscode download in Mac not in application cause when I move vscode to application it won't open and I have to move vscode to trash and redownload it again, do I have to also restart my computer?

vscode

  1. Shift + Command + P
  2. shell command install 'code' command in path

Start with pwd in terminal

  1. pwd

For open zsh in vscode:

  1. code ~/.zshrc
  2. zsh: command not found: code

For open vscode:

  1. code
  2. zsh: command not found: code

For check out vscode version in terminal:

  1. code -v
  2. zsh: command not found: code
iterm2 oh-my-zsh visual-studio-code terminal
1 Answers

Youtube search: vscode in macbook

Found this: How to Install Visual Studio Code on Mac https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCfbi5PF1y0

Btw this is the long way, the short way is to: Open the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P) and type 'shell command' to find the Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command.

Website: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/mac

the reason for vscode not open cause of the data confuse which cause the vscode to not open, to solve the vscode not open when you put vscode in application, you basically have to redo the uninstall & install again, below are todo list if you are having the same problem:

step 1 uninstall and install vscode

step 2 move vscode from download to application

step 3 open vscode in launchpad

Step 4 uninstall & Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command.

step 5 quit terminal and open it again

step 6 use the command line in above question to check if it work

Start with pwd in terminal:

pwd

code

code -v

code ~/.zshrc

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