If you didn't know, you can customize the terminal for VScode. In my case, I wanted to use cmder because Windows terminals suck; both of them cmd and powershell.
Fortunately, cmder has a guide for integrating it to VScode.
The interesting thing is when I tried using it with my Python workflow which includes virtual environements via Pipenv and I ran into a couple of problems.
Problem #1 Missing posh-git
Symptom Spits out a warning telling you that you are missing posh-git - 'Install-Module posh-git' and restart cmder"
Fix #1 Run from the admin level PShell: Install-Module posh-git
You might also get a error saying it might have an overlap with some other extension like say 'TabExpansion'.
Fix #2 Either run Fix#1 with the -AllowClobber or -Force option OR run it with a -Scope option: Install-Module posh-git -Scope CurrentUser
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Problem #2 FunctionNotWritable (Cannot write to function prompt..)
Symptom Spits out the error; Also notice that your terminal prompt isn't prefixed by the activated virtual environment. Only happens when your doing Python with virtual environments.
Fix #1 Remove or comment out the -Options ReadOnly option on the cmder profile.ps1. Details here.
