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Link to PyEval repo: https://github.com/JFincher42/PyEval.git
Austin Cepalia RP Team on April 5, 2019
Great tip! I’ll add it to the video descriptions I’m writing now
AugustoVal on April 6, 2019
Hello Austin,
Where could I find the link for the repo?
Jacob Andersen on April 7, 2019
I’m using visual studio code for windows and can’t seem to find the shell command shown 43 seconds into the video. I open the command palette just fine, but there is no sign of the ‘install code command in PATH ‘ statement.
Austin Cepalia RP Team on April 7, 2019
It appears that the VS Code installer for Windows automatically adds the program executable to the PATH, so that step can be ignored. You should still be able to type “code .” in your command prompt or bash shell, just as I did in the video.
haleybear on April 24, 2019
link to repo: github.com/JFincher42/PyEval.git
Anonymous on July 24, 2019
I have no shell command ” Install ‘code’ Command in path”
Anonymous on July 24, 2019
Code is not automatically installed in path on my windows machine.
nskgithub on Nov. 26, 2019
I have the same issue as below:
I’m using visual studio code for windows and can’t seem to find the shell command shown 43 seconds into the video. I open the command palette just fine, but there is no sign of the ‘install code command in PATH ‘ statement.
I tried running git command and am getting git is invalid identifier
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Brendan Leber on April 5, 2019
FYI, if you are running the “Insider’s Edition” the shell command to run is “code-insiders .”