Open to override user's terminal.integrated.shell.<platform> when a shell is launched

[SheepDomination]

I want to know why shell launcher does not override "terminal.integrated.shell.windows": in the settings.json file ? When switching from, lets say; Bash to command (DOS) the termainal changes to DOS but if I run a python file in the terminal, instead of the terminal remaining in DOS, it switches to Bash ?

[Tyriar]

That's just how I designed it; a separate command that uses its own config and doesn't mess with the regular settings.

[SheepDomination]

Could you possibly make an option so that it can override the "terminal.integrated.shell.windows": ?

[Tyriar]

Sure, open for PRs. I guess it would go just here to set the setting when the extension setting is set:

vscode-shell-launcher/src/extension.ts

Line 104 in 1e9581c

const terminal = vscode.window.createTerminal(terminalOptions);

[SheepDomination]

@Tyriar What do you mean by PRs ?

[Tyriar]

@SheepDomination pull request

[SheepDomination]

@Tyriar What is the latest version of VSCode Shell Launcher, I'm currently using version 0.2.0 and there is not src folder that contains extension.ts and Code extension updater does not find a recent version of Shell Launcher ?

[Tyriar]

The extension doesn't ship the src/ folder, you would need to clone this repository and make changes there. https://github.com/Tyriar/vscode-shell-launcher/tree/master/src

[SheepDomination]

@Tyriar From what I understand of git it sounds as if the extension searched for the extension.ts file when in use and would read this data from the git ?

[Tyriar]

I suggest reading up on git, how to contribute to github via pull requests and vscode extension development if you want to tackle this.