Extract the VS Code from the *.zip file ‘Installing’ VS Code on MacOSĪfter extracting the Visual Studio Code app, drag it to the / Applications folder (or whatever directory you prefer to store your Apps) on the Mac. Technically you could just run VS Code from here, but I like to keep my apps organized, so let’s move it to our Applications folder (/Applications) in the next step. This will place a copy of the Visual Studio application in the same folder. Download a copy of the VS Code app to your systemĪfter VS Code has downloaded, extract the contents by double-clicking on the *.zip file that was downloaded earlier. In this example, I’m downloading a copy to my local Downloads (~/Downloads) folder. Download VS Code for MacOSĭownload VS Code for MacOS and save it to your local system. The latest version of Visual Studio Code for MacOS can be downloaded from. Optional: Move the original download to the Trash Installing VS Code on MacOS Download Microsoft Visual Studio Code If this warning appears, don’t panic… there’s a way to get around it.
On the Macs I’ve tested, this software package is almost always blocked by MacOS Security for being from an unidentified developer. Once the disk image (dmg) is mounted, double-click the git-intel-universal.pkg file to begin the installation process. Once Git has been downloaded, double-click on the *.dmg file that was downloaded. Download Git (note: you may have to click the download manually link to proceed) Installing Git For me, I’ve always had to click on the Click here to download manually link to get things moving along. Now, for the systems I’ve tried this on, the download doesn’t automatically start for some reason. The latest release of Git can be downloaded here. Otherwise, there won’t be any source control provider registered the first time VS Code is launched.
In my previous post, I discussed how to install Microsoft PowerShell and VMware PowerCLI on MacOS.
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