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1. Open VS Code
2. Open new terminal (set to git bash) by adding: "terminal.integrated.shell.windows": "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe"
3. Type ls or git status a couple of times
4. Get error: 'Segmentation Fault'
What did you expect to occur after running these commands?
I expect the commands to run as normal.
What actually happened instead?
A message is being returned: 'Segmentation Fault', and a bash.exe.stackdump file is being created in the directory. When running a seperate console by clicking 'Git Bash here' the commands work fine and I don't get any segmentation errors, however when using an integrated terminal for example Visual Studio Code without any extensions I will get the segmentation fault error.
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Setup
64-bit 2.20.2
Windows 10, 64-bit.
defaults?
The defaults.
Details
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this will help us understand the issue.
I expect the commands to run as normal.
A message is being returned: 'Segmentation Fault', and a bash.exe.stackdump file is being created in the directory. When running a seperate console by clicking 'Git Bash here' the commands work fine and I don't get any segmentation errors, however when using an integrated terminal for example Visual Studio Code without any extensions I will get the segmentation fault error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: