Launch VS Code from the Dock or the Finder (NOT from the command line)
In a terminal, run code -w <file>
=> file opens
Exit VS code using Cmd+Q
=> code -w <file> does not returns
Expected result:
code -w <file> should have returned.
It is worth noting that after VS Code is exited and even if code -w <file> is interrupted with Ctrl+C, VS Code can no longer be launched from the Finder or the Dock. Clicking on the app icon will do nothing. VS Code can however still be launched from the command line. There is still a Code process present but it is not visible in 'Force Quit Applications' list
bpasero
commented
7 years ago
Steps to Reproduce:
code -w <file>code -w <file>does not returnsExpected result:
code -w <file>should have returned.It is worth noting that after VS Code is exited and even if
code -w <file>is interrupted with Ctrl+C, VS Code can no longer be launched from the Finder or the Dock. Clicking on the app icon will do nothing. VS Code can however still be launched from the command line. There is still a Code process present but it is not visible in 'Force Quit Applications' list