`--wait` command-line option
See original GitHub issueIf you are working in the terminal, the suggested way of using VS Code itself as your editor for commit messages and such is to set
export EDITOR="code --wait"
This does not work within code-server obviously. You can set EDITOR
to code-server
but it does not have a --wait
option, so git (or whatever) will not wait for you to close the window.
The --wait
option, together with one or more files, should make the code-server
binary only exit when these files are closed.
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This is a legitimate feature request, please don’t close it.
If we can get their script working we might not need to implement anything. I think all we have to do is update the Node path.