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PR templates don't work if you use VSCode workspaces

See original GitHub issue

Extension version: 0.34.2
VSCode Version: 1.63.2
OS: Windows 10 & Linux

Steps to Reproduce:

Open a VScode workspace that has a PR template (I only tested with a multi-root workspace)
Create a PR
Make sure the PR description is blank

Below is a screenshot of two VSCode instances, on the same machine - the left one has opened the root of the repo code ., the right one has opened the repo’s workspace code .code-workspace Code_SKMcFqN3RZ

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:14 (9 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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alexr00commented, Jan 28, 2022

That’s correct, thank you @TylerLeonhardt!

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borisyordanovcommented, Jan 12, 2022

The bug exists in v0.35.2022011209

@alexr00 I dug a little deeper, reproduced it and perhaps found the cause of this bug.

How to reproduce 0. Clone the repo and checkout the branch from the PR linked above

Open playground.code-workspace in VS Code
Run the Create Pull Request command in VS Code
Verify the PR description is blank
Remove ".github": true, from files.exclude in playground.code-workspace
Run the Reload Window command in VS Code
Run the Create Pull Request command in VS Code
Verify the PR description is populated

Why I’m excluding .github from file explorer: It’s a hack suggested in https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/82145. If I don’t use it then the .github and docs dirs would show up both in file explorer and under my root folder. So basically we’re forced to list every non-root folder that’s listed under folders in the workspace config.