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1 > /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- shell.ts
2 > * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
3 > * Licensed under the MIT License. See License.txt in the project root for license information.
4 > *--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
5 >
6 > import { userInfo } from 'os';
7 > import * as platform from '../common/platform.js';
8 > import { getFirstAvailablePowerShellInstallation } from './powershell.js';
9 > import * as processes from './processes.js';
10 >
11 > /**
12 > * Gets the detected default shell for the _system_, not to be confused with VS Code's _default_
13 > * shell that the terminal uses by default.
14 > * @param os The platform to detect the shell of.
15 > */
16 export async function getSystemShell(os: platform.OperatingSystem, env: platform.IProcessEnvironment): Promise<string> {
17 if (os === platform.OperatingSystem.Windows) {
25 return getSystemShellUnixLike(os, env);
26 }
27 > shell.ts
28 > let _TERMINAL_DEFAULT_SHELL_UNIX_LIKE: string | null = null;
29 function getSystemShellUnixLike(os: platform.OperatingSystem, env: platform.IProcessEnvironment): string {
30 // Only use $SHELL for the current OS
61 return _TERMINAL_DEFAULT_SHELL_UNIX_LIKE;
62 }
63 > shell.ts
64 > let _TERMINAL_DEFAULT_SHELL_WINDOWS: string | null = null;
65 async function getSystemShellWindows(): Promise<string> {
66 if (!_TERMINAL_DEFAULT_SHELL_WINDOWS) {

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