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Same issue after upgrade to the new version (vscode 1.57.0)
I had the same issue after updating to 1.56.0, VSCode couldn't see the installed Git Bash on W7. I fixed it by hardcoding a new terminal profile with an explicit path to Git Bash (this might be related to me having a non-default path to my Git Bash install). And after updating to 1.57.0 Git Bash terminal profile disappeared again. I managed to fix that by renaming "Git Bash" profile to "Git_Bash".
But after deleting cache when I try to type and then GitBash, I couldn't see GitBash in suggestions. Also, there was a yellow underline on . After that, I deleted the word And saved it, and tried to type GitBash, there was in the suggestions. After that, there was no yellow underline on the word. Its also a bug I think.
Something weird is indeed happening when trying to override , I have the following: And it's still opening git bash. I think this main UX issue being reported here is when Git Bash isn't detected though, unlike my case above.
I have the same issue. Existing issues and seem to suggest that this problem occurs only when your Git Bash is not installed at the standard location () and the profile is named exactly .
We will improve the info provided on hover of the property.
Moving my report from to here since this issue represents the historical issue tracked by the VS Code team. VS Code Version: 1.70.2 OS Version: Windows 11 Home version 21H2 OS build .856 Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000..856.0 Steps to Reproduce: gitforwindows (git version 2.37.2.windows.2) -SHIFT-P to activate the control palette Terminal: Select Default Profile Bash is not listed in dropdown Bash "source" is listed but is ignored. Issue discussed on stackoverflow: Workaround: I replaced the key-value pair above with the following key-value pair (this was the default install path for me; note that the path could vary if a different git for windows install location was chosen): Restarted VS Code, activated the command palette, selected Terminal: Select Default Profile and Git Bash appeared as a dropdown option. Selected Git Bash as the default terminal. Ran python file. Terminal pane opened Git Bash and code executed successfully.
Thanks for the follow up we don't look in currently but should:
You are welcome I was a bit surprised that would be considered a non-standard git for windows install location as is implied by the additional language in . Anyways, enjoy teaching Python here at the University of Michigan using VS Code. Go Blue, Go VS Code.

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`${process.env['ProgramW6432']}Gitusrbinbash.exe`, `${process.env['ProgramFiles']}Gitbinbash.exe`, `${process.env['ProgramFiles']}Gitusrbinbash.exe`, <ins> `${process.env['ProgramFiles(X86)']}Gitbinbash.exe`, `${process.env['ProgramFiles(X86)']}Gitusrbinbash.exe`, </ins> `${process.env['LocalAppData']}ProgramsGitbinbash.exe`, `${process.env['UserProfile']}scoopappsgit-with-opensshcurrentbinbash.exe`, `${process.env['AllUsersProfile']}scoopappsgit-with-opensshcurrentbinbash.exe`