I used to do this in vim, I think because I thought it was quicker. Since I have VS Code open almost all of the time, especially if I'm doing something to .bash_profile, it's just as quick to open in Code and easier (well, more comfortable) to edit.
Also, I have tended to use the terminal from within VS Code more these days, so the whole open and edit process can happen in the same program and I like that.
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I used to do this in
vim
, I think because I thought it was quicker. Since I have VS Code open almost all of the time, especially if I'm doing something to.bash_profile
, it's just as quick to open in Code and easier (well, more comfortable) to edit.Also, I have tended to use the terminal from within VS Code more these days, so the whole open and edit process can happen in the same program and I like that.