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By default, VSCode allow users to hide/show custom explorer views, however its behaviour is to always show all explorer views on a newly opened project. Since not all extension developer make an option to hide these custom views, doing the hiding stuffs is quite tedious when work with a lot of projects. By allowing users to set their default showing preferences, this help reduce time to do unnecessary stuffs a lot.
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@alexr00 that doesn't solve the issue from VSCode, rather it depends on extension developers to provide the option instead (which is the point of this issue).
There is an option to disable the tree view manually.
But it work per workspace, not globally.
Developer have an option to set a context for toggle visibility.
But not all developer would follows so.
By default, VSCode allow users to hide/show custom explorer views, however its behaviour is to always show all explorer views on a newly opened project. Since not all extension developer make an option to hide these custom views, doing the hiding stuffs is quite tedious when work with a lot of projects. By allowing users to set their default showing preferences, this help reduce time to do unnecessary stuffs a lot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: