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How to hide files from the VS Code sidebar without pattern matching?

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I want to clear my view of my file explorer sidebar in VS Code, and just see a few files I want to focus on.

Is there an easy way to do this, using the mouse, and not file hiding using pattern matching? If necessary, with a VS Code extension?

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"Why doesn't" or "how to"? (1 comment)
"Why doesn't" or "how to"?
Canina‭ wrote 9 months ago

The question title asks "why doesn't?", which requires knowledge on the reasoning of the designers to be answered.

The question body appears to ask "how to?", postulating an issue and asking how to overcome that specific issue.

Which are you interested in?