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Allow disable of recent history in "go to file" command #30770
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I suppose there hasn't been any update on this one in the meantime, right? Tried searching a bit, but didn't see anything that could be a solution yet... |
+1, really annoying |
+1 Really hoping for an update to this. Slows down the workflow of wanting to search current project files, but other projects' files (Recently Opened) are listed first (some times with the same names as files you're looking for in the current project). |
+1, having major issues as I have to folders for a current project one for dev efforts and one for technical debt and constantly keep opening the wrong version of a file due to this feature |
All, out of curiosity, would something like this help to mitigate some of the issues? #49840 My suspicion is that if the search preserved the last entry when it's opened, expressly for the purpose of modification, you could quickly navigate (esp for javascript devs). |
+1 also. |
+1 i keep going to the wrong files because of this due to similar filenames under different folders (main.html, component.jsx, style.scss, etc) |
I added a new setting |
Verify: if |
This will be a nice companion to this feature as well: #55752 |
I'd like the ability to disable showing the "recent history" portion of the file list in the
go to file
command, or at least collapsed so I don't have to visually scan to find the files list.For me, it quickly becomes both noisey (lots of false matches that I have to visually skip) and incorrect (debugger files, old files, etc).
I find myself clearing the history multiple times daily to limit the noise. The pattern matching as currently implemented is great, quickly gets me a short list of matching files, and the "recent" list just adds noise.
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