This week's tip is the Exclude Git Ignore user setting. This is a great feature to declutter the tree explorer of VS Code with files your project ignores via its .gitignore file.
The setting can be enabled/disabled in your user settings for VS Code. You can open the settings starting the command palette and searching for settings.
The user settings window opens. Search for gitignore and press the ENTER key or use the filter button. Ensure the Explorer: Exclude Git Ignore option is checked.
You can also change the settings in settings.json. Open the command palette again and search for settings. This time select Settings (JSON).
In the settings.json file, add the following key/value pair:
"explorer.excludeGitIgnore": true
And that's it!
Happy VS Coding!
Top comments (1)
It's a file you might need to edit which is why it's not ignored.