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Following this previous post, I was able to add code to my .bash_profile so that VSCode opens from the Terminal. However, it is the wrong VSCode that opens.

See, I have Parallels installed on my Mac, and that version of Parallels has a VSCode installed on it. When I run the Terminal command from the post mentioned above, Parallels is launched (even if not opened), and then the VSCode on it opens.

I would like to make sure that it's the VSCode installed on my Mac that opens. At this time, I am still using the Sublime CLI because the VSCode ones are of no use to me in this condition.

What would be my options?

jansensan
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The only way to achieve this I found was to disable sharing of Windows apps with Mac:

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RussKie
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