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How to be able to use both vscode and cursor at the same time in windows 11 Terminal?
Hey there! I'm hoping someone can help me with a little problem I'm having. I'm trying to use both VSCode and the cursor at the same time in the Windows 11 Terminal, but I'm not sure how to do it. Any tips would be greatly appreciated! 😊
After installing and initially configuring the cursor, I unfortunately encountered a little issue with the code.cmd script to run vscode. Instead of running vscode in the current working directory after the code . command, I get a prompt to open a code file (see screenshot
). Everything works perfectly when I run
cursor ., so I'm really hoping someone can help me with this one! How can I get my vscode startup script back to normal? I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling vscode, which seems to work for now, but then it stops working again after a reboot. It's like I need a script that will restore the changes made by the cursor customiser script.
use the command "where code" and you will find the directory and delete that "code" file in bin for cursor if you don't want to use for cursor from "which code" command you can find out the actually which directory opening through the code command
