The .file extension is a hidden file that is created by Visual Studio Code (VSCode) when a new file is created. This file contains information about the file, such as its name, size, and modification date. By default, VSCode will show all files in the workspace, including hidden files. However, there are times when you may want to hide the .file files from view.
There are a few different ways to hide the .file files in VSCode. One way is to use the “Exclude” setting in the workspace settings. To do this, open the Settings tab in VSCode and search for “Exclude”. In the “Exclude” setting, you can add a glob pattern to exclude files from being shown in the workspace. For example, to exclude all .file files, you would add the following glob pattern to the “Exclude” setting:
