is there a way to configure VS Code to automatically clear the terminal right before I run a Python file, for example? I searched a lot for that but without success. Whenever I try to run a file in terminal, previous runs are still there in the terminal, and it gets kinda confusing. Notice that I want to clear the terminal when I run the code in terminal (i.e. when I click the play button), not when I run with debugging. My idea is to always have the terminal empty when I run a file. Any thoughts?
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Currently in VS Code, it does not automatically clear the terminal data settings, but you could use the command "clear" in the VS Code terminal to clear the previous output data, or click the'kill' icon to delete the current terminal and use the shortcut key Ctrl+Shift+` to open a new VS Code terminal.
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