I have the Remote Containers extension setup so I can jump into a docker container for autocomplete etc. That's working how I want it to.
But it also sets the Terminal window to be inside that environment and I want to instead keep the Terminal window connected to my host machine. I can understand why it's useful to have Terminal from inside the container, but it's not useful for my usecase and it breaks some of my testing tools.
There are 2 commands in VS Code to open terminal windows when using Remote Containers extension:
Terminal: Create New Integrated Terminal
will open a terminal window within a container.
Terminal: Create New Integrated Terminal (Local)
will open a terminal on your host machine.
Latter doesn't seem to have have a key binding assigned, so you may want to add one.