Hit remove and it will be removed from the list. Hover over the entry you want to remove and you will be given an option to do so. You also have the ability to change Workspace Settings (Main menu: File >. Maybe I'm not supposed to be opening all these editors ? But then searching across files would search inside JPG files and such ? Confused. Defaults /.git /.svn /.hg /CVS /.DSStore. You can configure patterns to hide files and folders from the explorer and searches.
#Vscode hide folders code
Enjoy your new clean Explorer Tags : Visual Studio Code Currently rated 4.8 by 51 people. Add additional entries and save the file. On the right side type files.exclude and press Enter. Open all files in folder that are of type HTML.Īm I missing something here ? It can't be this clunky, can it ? Hide folders in Visual Studio Code Explorer. Save a project file that says "these 200 files are open in editors". It's unbelievable to me that VSCode apparently has no way to either: Which means the next time I want to edit project A, I have to close the editors from project B, and do the loop of "code -g" runs to open the 200 files again. I'm still in project A.īut if I want to close project A and open project B, I have to close all 200 editors and use "code -g" statements to open editor on project B's files. In that case, you can create a folder in your project folder called. Once the 200 are open, I can quit out of VSCode and later relaunch, and it will open the 200 editors again. Sometimes you just want to hide certain file types for a specific project. If you drag and drop multiple folders into the editor region, a new multi-root workspace will be created. Note: Dropping a single folder into the editor region of VS Code will still open the folder in single folder mode. You can even select and drag multiple folders. Tip: This is really useful to hide derived resources files, like \.meta in Unity, or \.js in a TypeScript project. Drag a folder to the File Explorer to add it to the current workspace. Use the files.exclude setting to configure rules for hiding files and folders from the Explorer. The only way I have found to get VSCode to open the 200 HTML files of project A is to launch VSCode with no editors open, and then do a shell loop calling "code -g filename.html". By default, VS Code excludes some folders from the Explorer (for example.git ).
In VSCode I want to be able to be editing one project or the other, and not see the JPG files. I have another folder B (separate project B) with a few HTML files and a few JPG and maybe 6 other source/text files. I have a folder A with say 200 HTML files and 400 other files, assume they're JPG files. It seems that VSCode just can't do what I want to do ?
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