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Open New External Terminal command opens an extra one too #183401
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes
VS Code Version: 1.78.2 (user setup)
OS Version: Windows 10 x64 10.0.19045.2965
Steps to Reproduce:
Open VSCode
Either trigger the command workbench.action.terminal.openNativeConsole, or use its hotkey Ctrl + Shift + C (in my case).
Opens both the terminal I had last time restoring its layout (e.g., if it was vertically split, it's kept that layout) which is what I expect and is fine and very helpful indeed, however, opens up another (extra) bare instance of the terminal as well, which I don't want, and I always have to close it manually.
Here's a GIF screenshot of the issue:
Am I correct in understanding from your gif that the new terminal is opening in your external terminal window? If so, I don't believe we can impact how that program works.
Am I correct in understanding from your gif that the new terminal is opening in your external terminal window? If so, I don't believe we can impact how that program works.
Sorry your question is not quite clear to me. I'm running the command to open a new external terminal, so yes, the new terminal "is in an external terminal window", but the main issue isn't that. The main thing here is, I expect a single external terminal window to open, but it opens two windows instead (in the gif example, there's one that has no splits, and one that has splits in it. I only need the one with splits).
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meganrogge commentedon May 25, 2023
Am I correct in understanding from your gif that the new terminal is opening in your external terminal window? If so, I don't believe we can impact how that program works.
aderchox commentedon May 25, 2023
Sorry your question is not quite clear to me. I'm running the command to open a new external terminal, so yes, the new terminal "is in an external terminal window", but the main issue isn't that. The main thing here is, I expect a single external terminal window to open, but it opens two windows instead (in the gif example, there's one that has no splits, and one that has splits in it. I only need the one with splits).
meganrogge commentedon Jun 5, 2023
Your external terminal is responsible this, not VS Code