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I suddenly got this notification when open a flutter project in vs code: Do you want to exclude the Visual Studio Code Java project settings files (.classpath, .project. .settings, .factorypath) from the file explorer? (options: Exclude Globally, Exclude in Workspace, Never)
I chose Never for the time being, but I was wondering what it even implies?
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To exclude a folder, go to File > Preferences, and search for file. exclude in the search settings. You can add the pattern of the folder you don't want Visual Studio Code to open.
Type in a suitable Shortcut, e.g. Ctrl + Alt + T , and press enter. Now the "Terminate Task" command is on the first part of the Keyboard Shortcuts list (with text "User" in the column Source), and you can use it in the terminal.
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This is a prompt that comes from the Java extension from VS Code:
https://github.com/redhat-developer/vscode-java/blob/06793b174437fee55985c62917f08da926f37058/src/settings.ts#L73
I guess it's asking whether you want those java-related project files to show up in the VS Code explorer side bar, or be hidden (if you choose to exclude, it will write exclusions into your VS Code settings so they are hidden).
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