I\'ve been using Visual Studio Code since it was in beta and one of the features I like best about it is the integrated terminal for using the Angular CLI in app. I\'ve had
Here is the fix for Code in Ubuntu-18.04 : The issue doesn't appear when opened through the terminal. Go to the settings in the bottom left and search for "terminal.integrated.inheritEnv". Check the box for this in user section that way terminal will inherit user's environment. Done!!
Inside the terminal window, Press Ctrl + c
and hit enter
Though it's not a permanent solution but its a quick fix to get the juice flowing while you are working with VSCode
Here is the fix:
I have the same problem with PowerShell even after installing the 1.32.1 update. I fixed it by going to PowerShell options and checked the "Use legacy console" option and now it works as it should and I thinks it should work with cmd too.
I have the same problem with PowerShell, Gitbash, etc. with code version 1.36.0. See Version info 1
I could clear the problem with the following steps:
Open PowerShell in admin Mode. 2
At the bottom of the item Legacy console is a checkbox, which is selected by default.
Deselect this option then Save. 3
Reboot Code Finally, the console appears as expected. 4
On Linux try to kill the integrated terminal (right click and "Kill Terminal") and reopen it again ("ctrl-`").