An event signalling that an execution has ended in a terminal.
Fields
read onlyexitCode:Null<Int>
The exit code reported by the shell.
When this is undefined
it can mean several things:
- The shell either did not report an exit code (ie. the shell integration script is misbehaving)
- The shell reported a command started before the command finished (eg. a sub-shell was opened).
- The user canceled the command via ctrl+c.
- The user pressed enter when there was no input.
Generally this should not happen. Depending on the use case, it may be best to treat this as a failure.
@example const execution = shellIntegration.executeCommand({ command: 'echo', args: ['Hello world'] }); window.onDidEndTerminalShellExecution(event => { if (event.execution === execution) {
if (event.exitCode === undefined) {
console.log('Command finished but exit code is unknown');
} else if (event.exitCode === 0) {
console.log('Command succeeded');
} else {
console.log('Command failed');
}
} });