Visual Studio Code – Unable to find Shell command from Command pallette

I’m learning Angular via some youtube courses. It`s recomended to use Visual Studio Code for development. Since I do not have admin rights on my work PC, I downloaded the zip file and opened the code.cmd from the bin folder.

During the course it mentions to install the code PATH into your windows via the Shell command. However when i hit Shift+CTRL+P, Shell command is no where to be found in the command palette. Samthing happens with VS Code Insiders.

Has anyone had this problem?

Source: AngularJS



from Angular Questions https://angularquestions.com/2017/10/09/visual-studio-code-unable-to-find-shell-command-from-command-pallette/
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