You need to finish the setup of VS code from the VS code community site. There is a very simple way on how to set this path. When you are getting the above error which says zsh: command not found: code, it clearly denotes that PATH for the vs code command is not set. From the mac OS greater than Caitlyn zsh is default shell. Z shell also known as zsh is a unix shell that is built on top of the bash. " it would end up in the following error if the PATH is not set. But when opening from terminal by typing the command "Code. Press Command-Shift-P, enter “shell” and select “Shell Command: Install ‘code’ command in PATH”.Īgain, that’s it.In the MAC OS some settings require admin privileges such as 'PATH' and for installing some software requires sudo permissions.Īfter installing VS code from the community site you may open it from the application launcher in MAC system.
Plan B: If the above command is not working for some reason, you can use VSCode’s UI to accomplish the same thing. That’s it – you should now be able to use code. This creates a symbolic link to the code executable in a directory where your shell usually looks for executables ( /usr/local/bin/code). Plan A: You can execute the following command: ln -s "/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin/code" /usr/local/bin/code This might confuse you if VSCode is already installed on your system.
“ 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.
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:
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