To navigate between files in VSCode, I use the ctrl+p (Quick Open, Go to File) feature.
This feature works great unless you have some files that start with task. In this case, VSCode stop looking for files and instead shows tasks.
Is there a way to disable this?
To navigate between files in VSCode, I use the ctrl+p (Quick Open, Go to File) feature.
This feature works great unless you have some files that start with task. In this case, VSCode stop looking for files and instead shows tasks.
Is there a way to disable this?
Share Improve this question edited Mar 29 at 10:55 starball 53.6k34 gold badges232 silver badges923 bronze badges asked Mar 26 at 18:59 gberthgberth 7848 silver badges18 bronze badges 2- 1 See github/microsoft/vscode/issues/207749. I doubt it would be changed. – Mark Commented Mar 30 at 1:24
- Thanks mark. I didn't find this issue when I was looking. – gberth Commented Mar 31 at 21:19
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Reset to default 1I'm not aware of a way to disable this. I don't think any of the settings starting with task.quickOpen. do this. I'd suggest raising a feature-request issue ticket if you want this. It might not get the result you're after though, given that a similar request about searching for files under folders named "task" was closed with the suggestion to just add a slash after "task" (#207749).
As a workaround, you could just not add a space after "task". Fuzzy matching would (probably) kick in.