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env

Environment variables loaded by VSCode-Anywhere

The file VSCode-Anywhere/tools/env.ps1 for Windows or VSCode-Anywhere/tools/env.sh for Linux / MacOS contains environment variables loaded by VSCode-Anywhere.

Normally, you do not have to modify this file.

You can source this file if you want have the same environment that you have inside VSCode.

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