Sorry I'm new to web server. I want to deploy a cloud server for user data:

1. User can login using web, with verification code sent to user's phone.
2. User can manipulate his data (add/modify/remove) when login.
3. Android/iPhone client can manipulate user data when login.
4. Server should have a database for storage, SQLLite or others.

It would be good to use Amazon/Ali-cloud cloud service, provided it can speed up my deployment. I'm not sure if I need run into blobs such as H5, PHP/JSP, node.js or others. Can you provide a guide for me, web link or book?

And, what's the most popular programming interface between Android/IOS app and cloud server? http post/get or other wrapper ?
['https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/53974212', 'https://Stackoverflow.com', 'https://Stackoverflow.com/users/721441/']
Adding `"args": ["&&", "exit"],` to `launch.json` remedies this for Git Bash. Certainly a hack, but I no longer have to manually close many debug terminals.
This may have been resolved in recent debug updates to core VS Code within the last year (as of 8/2022), but I was still seeing this intermittently.

I don't know if this will help the original poster, but I discovered that for me the issue persisted due to using Git Bash as the default terminal in Windows. Switching to Command Prompt as the default terminal fixed the issue. I haven't tested with other platforms or terminals.

Changing the default terminal to Command Prompt causes the Python extension to launch the "Python Debug" terminal with Command Prompt instead of Git Bash. I did log a [VS Code/Python Extension defect](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/issues/19696) about this. The initial response is that Git Bash is not officially supported currently.

There appears to be a communication problem between the Git Bash terminals and VS Code that causes this issue. Some of the characters between Git Bash and VS Code get dropped. Sometimes this mangles the debug command and I get and error and have to retry in addition to getting an extra debug window.

There is some additional background info and hacks to fix this from the past [in this answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/58194881/6501141).