File nesting into solution (virtual) folder
See original GitHub issueNow VSCode supports file nesting, so instead of this:
you can have this (like in Visual Studio IDE):
you just need to add this settings into your settings.json:
"explorer.fileNesting.patterns": { "*": "${basename}.*.${extname}" }
all file nesting patterns: https://github.com/antfu/vscode-file-nesting-config
Please add this feature into the solution (virtual) folder:
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Currently, this expression is not supported, only the preconfigured pattern…
Currently you can nest files with the following pattern:
{name}.*.{extension}
modifyingvssolution.itemNesting
parameter in your vscode settings.