# The Ultimate Django Series: Part 1 : Using integrated terminal

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**Created:** [September 27, 2024, 10:41am UTC](https://forum.codewithmosh.com/t/the-ultimate-django-series-part-1-using-integrated-terminal/28985 "2024-09-27T10:41:44Z")\
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Dear all,  
I’m starting Django course, when trying to set the integrated terminal, after defining the interpreter path, the .vscode fil doesn’t display. I notice it as few lessons later, a new file (launch.json) should be created in that folder.

Any ideas, for displaying this folder ?  
Solution upddate:  
in the integrated terminal, at the bottom right use the ‘+’ to “configure Terminal Settings”  
Then change Terminal: Explorer Kind to external for both user and workspace.  
.vscode should appear.

I’m running vscode 1.93.1 on a Mac.  
Thanks all.  
Mat