Java Code Won't Run When Using GitBash as Default VSCode Terminal

- VS Code Version: 1.30.1 (lastest)
- OS Version: Windows 10 (lastest)
- Code Runner Version: Lastest

**Describe the bug**
When I attempt to run my code while having GitBash as my primary VSCode terminal, the code won't run and instead the terminal just constantly ">" like an editor or something (not really sure what it wants).

**To Reproduce**
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Set GitBash as you primary terminal in VSCode
2. Attempt to compile and run the file using the "play button"
3. Voila! The terminal just prompts with ">" or says "bash: cd: too many arguments"

**Actual behavior**
The code doesn't actually ever run; however, when I have cmd as my main terminal the code does run and I'm not really sure why this works like this. Besides, I think we all know the cmd is utter trash compared to GitBash, so I just want to have the flexibility to use which ever I prefer.

**Expected behavior**
The code would run no matter which terminal I decide to use as my default; in the end, manually executing/compiling the project work while using "javac".

**Screenshots**

Beginne damit, das Problem über die Wiedergabeschaltfläche von VS Code mit ausgewähltem Git Bash zu reproduzieren, und vergleiche dann das Terminalverhalten mit cmd. Untersuche, wie Code Runner den generierten Java-Befehl und den gemeldeten cd-Aufruf verarbeitet; abgeschlossen ist die Arbeit, wenn Java-Code über die Wiedergabeschaltfläche in beiden Terminals ohne eine wiederholte ">"-Eingabeaufforderung oder einen "cd: too many arguments"-Fehler ausgeführt wird.

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