Hey,
Really cool app, I’ve been using it for the past couple of days, and I love it.
When I installed the app, I remember checking “install code shortcut,” or smth similar and so it now collides with vscode and I want to disable this feature.
Sincerely,
Thanks.
I think you need to reinstall the “code” command from VSCode so that it overrides it again.
If you’re in Windows, go to %localappdata%\Programs\cursor\resources\app\bin and delete 2 files:
I hope this helped.
It re-adds those code and code.cmd files there. Is there a configuration to prevent adding them always?
Probably I misconfigured during first setup. I just only want cursor command not code command.
Cursor only installs the two shortcuts if you ask it to when you first set up Cursor. However, as far as I’m aware, deleting the shortcuts manually should be enough and Cursor should not try to re-add them again the next time it launches.
Sorry, here was my case. If already a cursor instance is running, it handles and opens it in the already opened window. If I try to open a folder/file with code that isn’t under the already opened folder in cursor, it opens a new instance of VS Code. That’s ok for now 
Responsibility for maintenance of this command should lie with the app that is trying to break it.
a workaround for this is by modifying your environment variable. the env path for cursor is defined in bot System and User env, so we need to modify both.
if you are on windows, you can follow step below:
here’s some screenshot:
