If you have installed Microsoft Visual Studio Code on your Mac device and when you try to open it from zsh shell in your terminal and you get error: zsh: command not found: code the reason is that you have not set the PATH for VS Code in your zsh profile.
Solution:
- Open Zshrc profile file using - nano ~/.zshrc
- Now add the below line at the file,
export PATH="\$PATH:/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin" - Now exit Nano, by pressing command + X and save changes.
- Apply the changes by tying source ~/.zshrc
- Now you should be able to open vs code using Zsh Shell in Mac Terminal.
❗️ Make sure that the Visual Studio Code.app is available on Applications directory or use the path where it resides.
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