Use Visual Studio Code as long command editor in Git Bash on Windows

vscode-command-editor.sh

## Bash lets you use CTRL+X CTRL+E to edit-and-execute a command
## This will allow you to set up VS Code as the editor for this (and other Bash edit functions)
echo "export VISUAL=\"code -n -w\"" >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc

## Then when you're typing a long command and need to change something or otherwise want better
## editing control over a command, simply hit CTRL+X CTRL+E and edit the command, then save
## and exit VS Code and the command will execute

## For Sublime Text
echo "export VISUAL=\"subl -w\"" >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc