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First level of folders are already opened when open the VS Code #135509

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NicolaeTelescu opened this issue Oct 20, 2021 · 2 comments
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First level of folders are already opened when open the VS Code #135509

NicolaeTelescu opened this issue Oct 20, 2021 · 2 comments
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NicolaeTelescu commented Oct 20, 2021 •
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When I open my workspace, the first level of folders are already opened and I always have to click 'Collapse Folders in Explorer'... Why is this happening?

I really didn't want to post an issue, it's even my first issue on public repositories, but I really don't like that you modify things that already worked well. It is really a sad thing...

Just to know, I won't update my VS Code because of this mistake... There are a lots of mistakes, why to add another one when you already did something good there? For real... I downloaded 1.60.1 and I will use that version all the time.

I am waiting for a response.
@NicolaeTelescu NicolaeTelescu changed the title First level of folders are already opened when First level of folders are already opened when open the VS Code Oct 20, 2021
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/duplicate of #134665

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