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exec: "code": Executable file not found in $PATH
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Phaser Editor 2D Version: Phaser Editor All-in-one 3.32 OSX
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Operating System:
OSX 12.1
Description
When I click on “Open in Visual Studio Code” I got this error message : exec: "code": Executable file not found in $PATH
I also installed the VS Code command in my terminal with “Shell command” plugin from VSCODE.
The “code” command opens VS Code.
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)
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It looks like a problem of Node and the
spawnfunction. However, I have a solution here. You can set the-external-editor-commandto point to your VS Code installation. I tested it and it works. So, please, follow this steps:Create a
flags.txtfile in your/Users/<your user>/.phasereditor2d/folder.Write this content to the file:
Here I attach the
flags.txtfile: flags.txtHello, I already tried this method several times but I got the same issue. The “code” command in the terminal is opening VS Code. OSX 12.2.1