Using the terminal in Cloud IDE

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Note

For security reasons, it is not currently possible to SSH / SFTP into Cloud IDE.

Cloud IDE provides you with a terminal with access to the Bash shell. You can run commands as the ide user, which owns the project files.

Note

Cloud IDE users do not have access to the sudo or root user.

After signing in to Cloud IDE, use any of the following methods to display a command terminal, based on your installed operating system:

macOS
- In the admin menu, click Terminal, and then click New Terminal.
- Press Command+Shift+P to open the command palette, and then click Terminal > Open New Terminal.
Windows/Linux
- In the admin menu, click Terminal, and then click New Terminal.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+P to open the command palette, and then click Terminal > Open New Terminal.

Terminal display settings

You can customize the integrated terminal font and line height value by modifying the following settings:

terminal.integrated.fontFamily
terminal.integrated.fontSize
terminal.integrated.fontWeight
terminal.integrated.fontWeightBold
terminal.integrated.letterSpacing
terminal.integrated.lineHeight

To alter any of these settings from their default values:

Sign in to your Cloud IDE with the acli ide:open command, as described in Getting started.
In the admin menu, click File > Settings > Open Preferences.
Scroll to the Terminal section, and click it to display the settings.
Click the setting you want to alter. The Cloud IDE will display a window containing values you can select.

Terminal key bindings

Cloud IDE contains the following keyboard shortcuts for your use, depending on your installed operating system:

Key	Description
Command+C	Copy to clipboard.
Command+V	Paste from clipboard.
Shift+fn+Up	Scroll the display terminal area up.
Shift+fn+Down	Scroll the display terminal area down.
Shift+fn+Left	Scroll to the top of the display terminal area.
Shift+fn+Right	Scroll to bottom of the display terminal area.
Command+K	Clear the terminal display area.

Key	Description
Ctrl+Shift+C	Copy to clipboard.
Ctrl+Shift+V	Paste from clipboard.
Shift+Page up	Scroll the display terminal area up.
Shift+Page down	Scroll the display terminal area down.
Shift+Home	Scroll to the top of the display terminal area.
Shift+End	Scroll to bottom of the display terminal area.
Ctrl+K	Clear the terminal display area.

Running selected text

Using the Run Selected Text feature, you can run a command that’s part of one of your codebase’s files (without running all the other commands contained in the file). To do this, complete the following steps:

Sign in to your Cloud IDE with the acli ide:open command, as described in Getting started.
In the left menu, click the Explorer icon to display the file navigation pane.
Navigate to the file containing the command you want to run, and then click the file name to open it.
In the file, select the command you want to run.
In the admin menu, click Terminal > Run Selected Text.

The Cloud IDE attempts to run the text you selected as a command.

If no text is selected in the active editor, the line currently containing the cursor is run.

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Note

For security reasons, it is not currently possible to SSH / SFTP into Cloud IDE.

Cloud IDE provides you with a terminal with access to the Bash shell. You can run commands as the ide user, which owns the project files.

Note

Cloud IDE users do not have access to the sudo or root user.

After signing in to Cloud IDE, use any of the following methods to display a command terminal, based on your installed operating system:

macOS
- In the admin menu, click Terminal, and then click New Terminal.
- Press Command+Shift+P to open the command palette, and then click Terminal > Open New Terminal.
Windows/Linux
- In the admin menu, click Terminal, and then click New Terminal.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+P to open the command palette, and then click Terminal > Open New Terminal.

Terminal display settings

You can customize the integrated terminal font and line height value by modifying the following settings:

terminal.integrated.fontFamily
terminal.integrated.fontSize
terminal.integrated.fontWeight
terminal.integrated.fontWeightBold
terminal.integrated.letterSpacing
terminal.integrated.lineHeight

To alter any of these settings from their default values:

Sign in to your Cloud IDE with the acli ide:open command, as described in Getting started.
In the admin menu, click File > Settings > Open Preferences.
Scroll to the Terminal section, and click it to display the settings.
Click the setting you want to alter. The Cloud IDE will display a window containing values you can select.

Terminal key bindings

Cloud IDE contains the following keyboard shortcuts for your use, depending on your installed operating system:

Key	Description
Command+C	Copy to clipboard.
Command+V	Paste from clipboard.
Shift+fn+Up	Scroll the display terminal area up.
Shift+fn+Down	Scroll the display terminal area down.
Shift+fn+Left	Scroll to the top of the display terminal area.
Shift+fn+Right	Scroll to bottom of the display terminal area.
Command+K	Clear the terminal display area.

Key	Description
Ctrl+Shift+C	Copy to clipboard.
Ctrl+Shift+V	Paste from clipboard.
Shift+Page up	Scroll the display terminal area up.
Shift+Page down	Scroll the display terminal area down.
Shift+Home	Scroll to the top of the display terminal area.
Shift+End	Scroll to bottom of the display terminal area.
Ctrl+K	Clear the terminal display area.

Running selected text

Sign in to your Cloud IDE with the acli ide:open command, as described in Getting started.
In the left menu, click the Explorer icon to display the file navigation pane.
Navigate to the file containing the command you want to run, and then click the file name to open it.
In the file, select the command you want to run.
In the admin menu, click Terminal > Run Selected Text.

The Cloud IDE attempts to run the text you selected as a command.

If no text is selected in the active editor, the line currently containing the cursor is run.

Did not find what you were looking for?

If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.

Note

For security reasons, it is not currently possible to SSH / SFTP into Cloud IDE.

Cloud IDE provides you with a terminal with access to the Bash shell. You can run commands as the ide user, which owns the project files.

Note

Cloud IDE users do not have access to the sudo or root user.

After signing in to Cloud IDE, use any of the following methods to display a command terminal, based on your installed operating system:

macOS
- In the admin menu, click Terminal, and then click New Terminal.
- Press Command+Shift+P to open the command palette, and then click Terminal > Open New Terminal.
Windows/Linux
- In the admin menu, click Terminal, and then click New Terminal.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+P to open the command palette, and then click Terminal > Open New Terminal.

Terminal display settings

You can customize the integrated terminal font and line height value by modifying the following settings:

terminal.integrated.fontFamily
terminal.integrated.fontSize
terminal.integrated.fontWeight
terminal.integrated.fontWeightBold
terminal.integrated.letterSpacing
terminal.integrated.lineHeight

To alter any of these settings from their default values:

Sign in to your Cloud IDE with the acli ide:open command, as described in Getting started.
In the admin menu, click File > Settings > Open Preferences.
Scroll to the Terminal section, and click it to display the settings.
Click the setting you want to alter. The Cloud IDE will display a window containing values you can select.

Terminal key bindings

Cloud IDE contains the following keyboard shortcuts for your use, depending on your installed operating system:

Key	Description
Command+C	Copy to clipboard.
Command+V	Paste from clipboard.
Shift+fn+Up	Scroll the display terminal area up.
Shift+fn+Down	Scroll the display terminal area down.
Shift+fn+Left	Scroll to the top of the display terminal area.
Shift+fn+Right	Scroll to bottom of the display terminal area.
Command+K	Clear the terminal display area.

Key	Description
Ctrl+Shift+C	Copy to clipboard.
Ctrl+Shift+V	Paste from clipboard.
Shift+Page up	Scroll the display terminal area up.
Shift+Page down	Scroll the display terminal area down.
Shift+Home	Scroll to the top of the display terminal area.
Shift+End	Scroll to bottom of the display terminal area.
Ctrl+K	Clear the terminal display area.

Running selected text

Sign in to your Cloud IDE with the acli ide:open command, as described in Getting started.
In the left menu, click the Explorer icon to display the file navigation pane.
Navigate to the file containing the command you want to run, and then click the file name to open it.
In the file, select the command you want to run.
In the admin menu, click Terminal > Run Selected Text.

The Cloud IDE attempts to run the text you selected as a command.

If no text is selected in the active editor, the line currently containing the cursor is run.

Did not find what you were looking for?

If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.

Note

For security reasons, it is not currently possible to SSH / SFTP into Cloud IDE.

Cloud IDE provides you with a terminal with access to the Bash shell. You can run commands as the ide user, which owns the project files.

Note

Cloud IDE users do not have access to the sudo or root user.

After signing in to Cloud IDE, use any of the following methods to display a command terminal, based on your installed operating system:

macOS
- In the admin menu, click Terminal, and then click New Terminal.
- Press Command+Shift+P to open the command palette, and then click Terminal > Open New Terminal.
Windows/Linux
- In the admin menu, click Terminal, and then click New Terminal.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+P to open the command palette, and then click Terminal > Open New Terminal.

Terminal display settings

You can customize the integrated terminal font and line height value by modifying the following settings:

terminal.integrated.fontFamily
terminal.integrated.fontSize
terminal.integrated.fontWeight
terminal.integrated.fontWeightBold
terminal.integrated.letterSpacing
terminal.integrated.lineHeight

To alter any of these settings from their default values:

Sign in to your Cloud IDE with the acli ide:open command, as described in Getting started.
In the admin menu, click File > Settings > Open Preferences.
Scroll to the Terminal section, and click it to display the settings.
Click the setting you want to alter. The Cloud IDE will display a window containing values you can select.

Terminal key bindings

Cloud IDE contains the following keyboard shortcuts for your use, depending on your installed operating system:

Key	Description
Command+C	Copy to clipboard.
Command+V	Paste from clipboard.
Shift+fn+Up	Scroll the display terminal area up.
Shift+fn+Down	Scroll the display terminal area down.
Shift+fn+Left	Scroll to the top of the display terminal area.
Shift+fn+Right	Scroll to bottom of the display terminal area.
Command+K	Clear the terminal display area.

Key	Description
Ctrl+Shift+C	Copy to clipboard.
Ctrl+Shift+V	Paste from clipboard.
Shift+Page up	Scroll the display terminal area up.
Shift+Page down	Scroll the display terminal area down.
Shift+Home	Scroll to the top of the display terminal area.
Shift+End	Scroll to bottom of the display terminal area.
Ctrl+K	Clear the terminal display area.

Running selected text

Sign in to your Cloud IDE with the acli ide:open command, as described in Getting started.
In the left menu, click the Explorer icon to display the file navigation pane.
Navigate to the file containing the command you want to run, and then click the file name to open it.
In the file, select the command you want to run.
In the admin menu, click Terminal > Run Selected Text.

The Cloud IDE attempts to run the text you selected as a command.

If no text is selected in the active editor, the line currently containing the cursor is run.

Did not find what you were looking for?

If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.