As a regular user of Visual Studio Code (VSCode) on macOS, you may be wondering why opening VSCode from the terminal does not work as expected: “zsh: command not found: code” means that the shell (in my case zsh, in your case maybe bash) is not able to find the code executable. This might confuse you if VSCode is already installed on your system. There are two solutions to this problem. Plan A: You can execute the following command: ln ...

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