I'm on the latest version of VSCode, which at time of writing is v1.60.0. On Windows, the default console in which code runs in the integrated terminal is PowerShell. I changed my default terminal profile to Command Prompt. Now when I pop up a new terminal ( Ctrl + Shift + ` ), I'm dropped into a Command Prompt console, as I should be.
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C:\Users\AK\Desktop\Deep Learning\PyTorch>C:/ProgramData/anaconda3/Scripts/activate
(base) C:\Users\AK\Desktop\Deep Learning\PyTorch>conda activate base
(base) C:\Users\AK\Desktop\Deep Learning\PyTorch>
However, whenever I run the code I'm writing in the editor ( Ctrl + Alt + N ), the code continues to run in a PowerShell console.
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PS C:\Users\AK> cd "c:\Users\AK\Desktop\Deep Learning\PyTorch"
PS C:\Users\AK\Desktop\Deep Learning\PyTorch> python "c:\Users\AK\Desktop\Deep Learning\PyTorch\test.py"
hello world
...
I don't have a standalone PowerShell extension installed, so it might be integrated into another extension.
How do I configure VSCode to not just set my default terminal to cmd.exe but also run code in it as well?
