I am using Visual Studio Code, which I like quite a lot except for one thing: It puts output in a middle window between the code and the command line and I can't get this to scroll. It's the area above the command line and below the output, debug, terminal, etc., tabs:

This thread points out that there are keyboard shortcuts for scrolling. They show up in my preferences but they have no effect when I try them. When I use the scroll wheel on my mouse it scrolls through command history on the command line. Anyone know how to solve this problem? It's a little astonishing that MS didn't put a scroll bar on that middle window.
I can reproduce the problem. Other keyboard shortcuts are taking higher priority:
workbench.action.terminal.selectToPreviousCommandandworkbench.action.terminal.selectToNextCommandover theworkbench.action.terminal.scrollUpandworkbench.action.terminal.scrollDownthat you want. Note that you can figure this stuff out on your own by troubleshooting your keybindings. Honestly, this seems like weird behaviour and possibly a mistake in VS Code. Not sure.To get around this, you can either rebind things to non-conflicting keys, or maybe fiddle with when clauses, but the simplest thing would be to just unbind
workbench.action.terminal.selectToPreviousCommandandworkbench.action.terminal.selectToNextCommand(and then rebind them to something else if you still want them). You could unbind them by putting the following in your keybindings.json file (which you can open using thePreferences: Open Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON)in the command palette):