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Custom shell connections
Opens a shell using the custom command by executing the given command on the selected host system. This shell can either be local or remote.
Note that this functionality expects the shell to be of a standard type such as cmd, bash, etc. If you want to open any other types of shells and commands in a terminal, you can use the custom terminal command type instead. Using standard shells allows you to also open this connection in the file browser.
Interactive prompts
The shell process might time out or hang in case there is an unexpected required input prompt, like a password prompt. Therefore, you should always make sure that there are no interactive input prompts.
For example, a command like ssh user@host will work fine here as long there is no password required.
Custom local shells
In many cases, it is useful to launch a shell with certain options that are usually disabled by default in order to make some scripts and commands work properly. For example:
- Delayed Expansion in cmd
- Powershell execution policies
- Bash POSIX Mode
- And any other possible launch option for a shell of your choice
This can be achieved by creating custom shell commands with for example the following commands:
cmd /vpowershell -ExecutionMode Bypassbash --posix