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I am using Visual Studio Code's integrated terminal, which I have changed to bash but commands like ng and tsc don't work. It doesn't recognize them.

Any guesses why that is the case?

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have you installed the angular-cli as a GLOBAL package? and also tsc and so on ...

so double check if you've done for example:

npm install -g @angular/cli

npm install -g tsc

..and so on ...

the -g (or --globally) param is the key .. cause it made your package 'global' on your pc

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Hi Federico, Yes, I used -g param while installing my packages but it doesn't work.
what if you try to write in the shell ng -v?
have you tried to run it as root? ..so with sudo npm install -g @angular/cli ?
Yes, that works fine on my git bash but it only bugs me inside VS terminal.
This happens if you open the angular project directly, I fixed it by opening that project with the git command code . it makes the commands work fine inside VS Code integrated terminal
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Just configure you VSCode terminal to run the Node.js command prompt, usually located in:

c:\Program Files\nodejs\nodevars.bat

To run automatically, edit the config user settings like this:

"terminal.integrated.shellArgs.windows": [
    "\/k C:\\\"Program Files\"\\nodejs\\nodevars.bat"
]
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