Use fresh environment block on new terminals in Windows
At the moment, if any environment variables change, or new "apps" are installed while VS Code is running, in order for those changes to be recognized VS Code needs to be closed and re-open. For instance, when running `npm i -g <something>` or `choco install <package>` in another prompt or powershell window, those new commands are not recognized until the app is rebooted. It would be great if adding a new terminal instance with `+` would load these new variables/apps/notsurewhatterminologytouse.
Posted by eslachance on Apr 13, 2018, 9:07 AM
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Qt is fully of bugs on Wayland, some of which are unfixable because the API makes guarantees that are impossible to uphold.
I took the plunge into GrapheneOS a week ago.
[FEATURE] Multi-device Cowork: Allow concurrent Cowork agents on multiple machines under a single account
[BUG] Claude Desktop spawns 1.8 GB Hyper-V VM on every launch, even for chat-only use
Those cheap Bluetooth Tesla coils on AliExpress use A2DP audio as their control signal - a comparator converts the audio into spark pulses.
[Prisma 7.0.0] TypeScript TS2742 errors with pnpm monorepo - cannot resolve @prisma/client-runtime-utils types
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> If it is open source, then I can build and install it myself.
Use fresh environment block on new terminals in Windows
At the moment, if any environment variables change, or new "apps" are installed while VS Code is running, in order for those changes to be recognized VS Code needs to be closed and re-open. For instance, when running `npm i -g <something>` or `choco install <package>` in another prompt or powershell window, those new commands are not recognized until the app is rebooted. It would be great if adding a new terminal instance with `+` would load these new variables/apps/notsurewhatterminologytouse.
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