Looks like a system configuration issue, not related to IDE integration. Does the problem occurs in a system terminal?
I guess you need to find `sudo` binary location. For this, you can open a shell session where `which sudo` finds something. Then, make sure that `PATH` environment variable contains this folder when running `/bin/sh -i` shell.
Does it work if you remove
-iand use-logininstead?I tested and i have as output
sh: sudo: command not found
and if no options are passed?
bash: sudo: command not found
Looks like a system configuration issue, not related to IDE integration. Does the problem occurs in a system terminal?
I guess you need to find `sudo` binary location. For this, you can open a shell session where `which sudo` finds something. Then, make sure that `PATH` environment variable contains this folder when running `/bin/sh -i` shell.