How to open JMeter GUI mode without windows shell console?
I'm running jmeter.bat and windows shell console stays open on top of JMeter GUI
Use jmeterw.cmd instead of jmeter.bat
run JMeter without the windows shell console (in GUI mode by default)
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The code command has been executed and the environment variables have been configured, but I won't open VsCode directly when My current interface is a browser
If the current interface is not a browser, it can be opened
I am running a sh script in VSCode, using Windows environment. When i run the .sh script from the internal VSCode terminal, it opens a new window from git-bash.
The problem is that inside the .sh there is some Docker commands that aren't recognized inside the git terminal, only outside, like running in integrated console from VSCode, in PowerShell.
How do I prevent to open this windows and allow the execution of these scripts inside the integrated VSCode console?
In Windows 10 using OpenSSH server, when SSH command is executed, a CMD (windows command) window pops up while handling the SSH command.
This can cause issues since I am using the SSH to execute User Interface (UI) tests and the CMD window that pops up can obscure the visual elements of the windows being tested.
SSH Gradle commands are being sent to Windows 10 OpenSSH from Jenkins Server to start UI Functional Tests (AssertJ - Java Swing Application).
Is there any way to get OpenSSH to not pop-up a CMD window?
Environment:
Windows 10,
OpenSSH version 8.0 (http://mirrors.mit.edu/pub/OpenBSD/OpenSSH/portable/)
If I open a command shell (e.g. Win-X,c) I can type "bash" and open a Bash Shell. But when I try to configure VSCore to use bash.exe (in /Windows/System32) as the shell command it says it can't find it. I suspect it's the Electron security context, but I wonder if I'm missing a way. Here's what I've tried in my settings.json:
{
...
"terminal.external.windowsExec": "C:\\Windows\\System32\\bash.exe",
"terminal.integrated.shell.windows": "C:\\Windows\\System32\\bash.exe"
}
Any clues?
Assume you have Developer Mode turned on in Updates & Security, For developers. Then go to Programs and Features in Control Panel, Turn Windows features on or off, and tick Windows Subsystem for Linux (bets). Restart. First time you hit yor bash configured terminal from VSCode, it will prompt you to install Linux for Ubuntu on Windows. Then login when prompted or create new username/password.
I am trying to use Neo4j 3.0.3 (zip file) command line tools in the command prompt on Windows 10. The problem is that it won't execute the files unless I run the command prompt as administrator. This is an issue for me because I can't run the command prompt as administrator on my machine I use for production. How can I run the Neo4j command prompt tools (neo4j-import.bat, etc.) without administrator mode? Is it possible?