In one of the recent VS Code updates, they redesigned the “find in explorer” feature (ctrl+alt+f in the explorer view) so instead of just highlighting items it filters the whole list, which in my opinion is way more useful, but about 2 versions later the old highlight mode was brought back and made the default again. Filter mode still exists and can be toggled with a button in the search box, but it defaults to off and resets every time the workspace is reloaded.

In one of the recent VS Code updates, they redesigned the “find in explorer” feature (ctrl+alt+f in the explorer view) so instead of just highlighting items it filters the whole list, which in my opinion is way more useful, but about 2 versions later the old highlight mode was brought back and made the default again. Filter mode still exists and can be toggled with a button in the search box, but it defaults to off and resets every time the workspace is reloaded.

I have a new computer at work and I am setting up Visual Studio Code.

I am trying to look for a folder called .vscode and I can’t find it anywhere on my C drive. Is it hidden? If it is, where should I look for it so that i can unhide it.

https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/pull/60061

I have a Mac M3. VS Code is installed on it with the live server extension.

I’m trying to get auto-complete suggestions in my file.json like the ones in my VS Code keybindings.json file.

I store my codes in a folder called “c”, which contains the .vscode folder. The thing is, when I write .c programs in other folders in the “c” folder, they can be automatically compiled and generate .exe files to run by clicking on “run code”. But when I create a new folder in the “c” folder and write a .c program there, clicking on ‘run code’ will pop up an interface for me to select the program that compiles the file. If I don’t select it, I find that a compiled file without a suffix appears in the folder, but it is not an executable program. I want to ask what’s going on?