when I write 'code .' it gives me error, "zsh: command not found: code" and I don't get 'git:(main)' when I hit, "cd AwesomeProject" .. can you please help me with this?
Open VSCode and then in the Search Command Palette (⌘ + ⇧ + P on Mac) OR View ❯ Command Palette Type shell command to find Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command Install it
Nice video, really it's helpful for me after watching 7_8 video finally I did it through your video, please make a video how to run this in Android simulator like pixel 7pro
Hey you can hide the warning/error by Command + K, and also this shows up when your environment’s ruby version mismatches the project ruby version, sometimes it ends up displaying the warning even if your environment has the correct ruby installed
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Thankyou for the video. Really helpful!
when I write 'code .' it gives me error, "zsh: command not found: code" and I don't get 'git:(main)' when I hit, "cd AwesomeProject" .. can you please help me with this?
Open VSCode and then in the Search Command Palette (⌘ + ⇧ + P on Mac) OR View ❯ Command Palette
Type shell command to find Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command
Install it
Nice video, really it's helpful for me after watching 7_8 video finally I did it through your video, please make a video how to run this in Android simulator like pixel 7pro
What was the error about unknown ruby ... In the vscode terminal I have that too, how to fix or hide it
Hey you can hide the warning/error by Command + K, and also this shows up when your environment’s ruby version mismatches the project ruby version, sometimes it ends up displaying the warning even if your environment has the correct ruby installed