Visual Studio Code file search not tracking project files correctly
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Visual Studio Code is showing non-existent files. For example, creating a file with the wrong name
doga.txt
Then correcting that name
dog.txt
Will often show doga.txt
in the file search for days after. Clicking on that file throws an error and it disappears, only to reappear later. Reloading the window does not fix the problem. This is especially painful during git interactive rebasing.
How can I ensure VSC is always showing a correct representation of my files, directories and contents?
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Visual Studio Code is showing non-existent files. For example, creating a file with the wrong name
doga.txt
Then correcting that name
dog.txt
Will often show doga.txt
in the file search for days after. Clicking on that file throws an error and it disappears, only to reappear later. Reloading the window does not fix the problem. This is especially painful during git interactive rebasing.
How can I ensure VSC is always showing a correct representation of my files, directories and contents?
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Visual Studio Code is showing non-existent files. For example, creating a file with the wrong name
doga.txt
Then correcting that name
dog.txt
Will often show doga.txt
in the file search for days after. Clicking on that file throws an error and it disappears, only to reappear later. Reloading the window does not fix the problem. This is especially painful during git interactive rebasing.
How can I ensure VSC is always showing a correct representation of my files, directories and contents?
visual-studio-code
Visual Studio Code is showing non-existent files. For example, creating a file with the wrong name
doga.txt
Then correcting that name
dog.txt
Will often show doga.txt
in the file search for days after. Clicking on that file throws an error and it disappears, only to reappear later. Reloading the window does not fix the problem. This is especially painful during git interactive rebasing.
How can I ensure VSC is always showing a correct representation of my files, directories and contents?
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