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ls is a unix command use DIR instead
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but I'm able to use that command in my bash terminal on my windows machine.<br />
I'm just trying to use in Visual Studio Code integrated terminal on the same machine
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but I'm able to use that command in my bash terminal on my windows machine.
I'm just trying to use in Visual Studio Code integrated terminal on the same machine

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Worked like a charm. &nbsp;Thanks!
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Hi All,<br />
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I'm using visual studio code and using the integrated terminal.<br />
When I create a directory and then type &quot;git init&quot;, my new directory gets initialized.<br />
But when I type &quot;ls&quot; to list the contents, I get the following error<br />
<b>&quot; 'ls' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. &quot;</b><br />
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Am I missing something? &nbsp;Thanks!
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Hi All,

I'm using visual studio code and using the integrated terminal.
When I create a directory and then type "git init", my new directory gets initialized.
But when I type "ls" to list the contents, I get the following error
" 'ls' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. "

Am I missing something?  Thanks!

'ls' not working after a git init

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