'$env:PATH' in the 'terminal.integrated.env.windows' entry in the setup doesn't seem to work

[ltxhhz]

Type: Bug

It seems that the current version can't merge the contents of $env:PATH anymore

In version 1.88.1 it looks like this

Right now in version 1.89.0

VS Code version: Code 1.89.0 (b58957e, 2024-05-01T02:09:22.859Z)
OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.18362
Modes:

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[meganrogge]

In your 1.88.1 screenshot, you're using a terminal from the powershell extension. If you create a terminal with that extension in insider's, does it have the env you expect?

[ltxhhz]

In your 1.88.1 screenshot, you're using a terminal from the powershell extension. If you create a terminal with that extension in insider's, does it have the env you expect?

yes,it does.
like this

[meganrogge]

hard to see, but I think that means this is working the same in each version?

[ltxhhz]

Hey, I think I misunderstood you.😅
You should be talking about the vscode with the green icon, here's the screenshot

[ltxhhz]

@meganrogge Could you please revisit this issue?🙏

[ltxhhz]

this issue has been fixed on 1.89.1, thx!