On MAC, use the terminal tool (command line) to open the atom editor
- On MAC, use the terminal tool (command line) to open the atom editor. #Enter project folder cd desktop/demo #Open project with atom atom./ Recently, I was wondering how to open vs Code Editor or subline test with terminal tool (command line)?
- VS Code provides two different scopes for settings: User These settings apply globally to any instance of VS Code you open Workspace These settings are stored inside your workspace in a.vscode folder and only apply when the workspace is opened. Settings defined on this scope override the user scope.
UPDATE (VS Code 1.46) Based on a recent comment, even after using AppCleaner, re-installing VS Code seems to still 'remember' your previous extensions. This is caused by a /.vscode/extensions folder, which for some reason, AppCleaner can't 'see' and is not listed in its UI.

Recently, I was wondering how to open vs Code Editor or subline test with terminal tool (command line)?
Visual Studio Code Macos
Vscode documentationIt is mentioned that it is executed in vscodeshell command
Open the Command Palette (⇧⌘P) and type shell command to find the Shell Command: Install ‘code’ command in PATH command.
Vs Code Mac Format Code
open template -a Sublime Textopen -aThe function of is to use the specified application to open. This may seem a little cumbersome, but it can actually be usedtabKey to associate the application name.
For example, inputopen template -a Sub, only one in the app issubThe name of the application at the beginning, so this name will be completed.
Vs Code Mac M1
In addition to this native command line model, you can also registervscodeCommand.
Press and holdwin + shift + pEnter the code and a registration will come outcodeCommand. inputcode .You can use itvscodeOpen the current folder.