Somehow I broke my Git Bash integration on VSCode (windows). When I run a new terminal, the git bash prompt shows C:/Program Files/Microsoft VS Code instead of the correct working directory. If I cd .. it shows the correct working directory of /c/Users/myuser in the prompt and all seems okay from there with the prompt showing the correct path. Another weird thing is if I try cd ~ I get an error: bash: cd: $'C:\Usersmyuser': No such file or directory. So there’s something funky going on between the expectation of home being C:\home vs chome. I’ve tried setting the cwd in my .bashrc file, explored every option I could find in VSCode terminal settings, i.e. setting "terminal.integrated.cwd": "${workspaceFolder}" or anything else but no luck. Any suggestions?

My Git Bash terminal in VS Code started acting strange on Windows and I’m not sure what I did for it to be acting this way. It used to start in the workspace folder C:Users[User][path][to][Repo_folder] but now when I launch it, it starts in C:/Users/[User]/AppData/Local/Programs/Microsoft VS Code. I don’t have the issue with the other terminal like Powershell or cmd. I’ve also noticed the HOME variable is not set properly. It should be C:UsersEliotGodard but is set to C:UsersiotGodard. I’m not sure if it’s related or not. If I don’t reset the HOME var to the correct value, I can’t use the git command fatal: unable to access 'C:Users?liotGodard/.config/git/config': Invalid argument. The HOME var is set properly when using the Git Bash UI though /c/Users/EliotGodard. It seems like it could be related to the way Windows concatenates the path?