Shell script run configuration ignores interpreter

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I have created several Shell Script run configurations for Windows batch files and configured the interpreter to the full path of the Windows Command Prompt, and set the interpreter options to /C.

However, those configurations are run in whatever the last terminal I used is, which often means bash.

How can I force the interpreter to be used exclusively, or is there a better way to ensure only cmd.exe is ever invoked?

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Hi,

  1. What do you have configured under Settings | Tools | Terminal ? Does it always start in terminal specified there?
  2. Does it help if you disable “Execute in the terminal” option in run configuration 
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That was it:) I should have paid more attention!

Thank you.

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