Use terminal.integrated.automationProfile.windows instead of terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows

[Spitfire1900]

I use Xonsh on Windows and unless I set "terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows": "Command Prompt" (or Powershell) the program behaves as if it is on Linux, however this causes a The specified path is invalid.

fzf | c:\\Users\\XXXXXX\\.vscode\\extensions\\rlivings39.fzf-quick-open-0.5.1\\scripts\\topipe.bat open \\\\?\\pipe\\fzf-pipe-51676
The specified path is invalid.

[rlivings39]

Thanks for reporting @Spitfire1900 . Please let me know if I'm understanding correctly. As I understand this, you're reporting 2 issues.

First, you have terminal.integrated.automationProfile.windows set but not terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows. The extension reads the latter and ignores the former, causing issues. Second, once you set defaultProfile you get the error shown.

Is that accurate or am misunderstanding?

[Spitfire1900]

That is correct.

• I have terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows set to a custom Xonsh profile.
• This extension doesn't seem to work well with Xonsh on windows.
• I also have terminal.integrated.automationProfile.windows set to:

"terminal.integrated.automationProfile.windows": {
    "path": "C:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe",
    "icon": "terminal-cmd"
}

• The extension is using terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows instead of terminal.integrated.automationProfile.windows.
• The extension adding support for Xonsh or using the terminal.integrated.automationProfile.windows instead of terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows would resolve this issue.

[rlivings39]

Great. Thanks for confirming @Spitfire1900 .