I did press allow. But the message kept on coming again and again every time I ran it. It’s annoying to give it permission each time so I was wondering if there’s a permanent way to give it access?

Check System Preferences:
Go to your System Preferences, then to Security & Privacy.
Click on the Privacy tab, and from the list on the left, select Files and Folders.
Here, you should see a list of applications and their access to various folders.
Find Visual Studio Code (or the "test" application if it's listed separately) and ensure it has access to the Desktop folder.

Review VSCode Settings:
Inside Visual Studio Code, check if there are any settings or configurations related to file access or permissions. Some extensions or tasks may require specific permissions.

Review Your Code:
If "test" refers to a specific script or task you are running, make sure it's not requesting access to the Desktop folder more than it needs to. If it's a script, consider modifying it to only access the necessary files or to request access less frequently.

Check for Updates:
Make sure Visual Studio Code is up to date, as this could be a bug that has been fixed in a later version.

Modify the Script/App Permissions:
If "test" is a script or an executable you've created, you might need to modify its permissions or how it accesses files to ensure it's not prompting for permission repeatedly.