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Wrong terminal in dev containers #14293
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This should probably be fixed through #14548 as well |
@sgraband To continue the discussion from the PR here: |
Yes i am on Linux. Theias default Terminal is afaik (i haven't found any settings i made in this regard) the default shell of the users system (in my case zsh). This would of course be the ideal solution, but this is probably hard to do in the dev-container i assume. (I have The thing is that the default shell in the dev-container is basically unusable in most of the devcontainers i am using, switching by hand to I'm not sure if this comes from the way the remote is setup or if we somehow set the terminal to a |
yeah if the default terminal is configured outside of theia we can't really reach that from inside the dev-container. I'll check tomorrow how the terminal package determines that. Maybe i can find a way to transfer this configuration to the dev-container |
Bug Description:
When opening a development container, the terminal that is opened defaults to a simple
sh
shell rather than the user's configured default terminal (such asbash
,zsh
, etc.), which is the case in a normal workspace. This behavior is inconsistent and can cause confusion, as users might expect the same terminal configuration in both normal workspaces and development containers.Steps to Reproduce:
bash
,zsh
).sh
instead of the user's default terminal.Expected Behavior:
The terminal in a development container should respect the user's default shell, just as it does in a normal workspace.
Additional Information:
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