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User Interface. At its heart, Visual Studio Code is a code editor. Like many other code editors, VS Code adopts a common user interface and layout of an explorer on the left, showing all of the files and folders you have access to, and an editor on the right, showing the content of the files you have opened.

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How to disable auto hide solution explorer (Visual Studio 2017)?

Every time after launching the project, the solution explorer does autohide.

How disable it?

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In the 'Help' menu of Visual Studio, you find 'Manage Visual Studio Performance'.

Inside this you find 'Team Explorer - Home' in 'Tool Windows' and if this is not set to 'Use default behaviour', you will likely find the sidebar hidden both on startup and after debugging.

If you, like me, have your Solution Explorer and Team Explorer docked together, this is the behaviour you will see.

Nicolai SchlenzigNicolai Schlenzig

I resolve it problem.

Solution:

Delete the following directories:

Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2017 (15.4.4)

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P.S. devenv /Resetsettings does not help.

Stepan IvanenkoStepan Ivanenko

There is a separate window layout when debugging.

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Just configure tool windows (like solution explorer) how you would like them while debugging. It will be remembered the next time you start debugging.

(Typically there are many tool windows – eg. locals, call stack – that only make sense while debugging, hence the separate layout.)

If a tool window is auto hiding, click on the pin icon in its title to stop it auto hiding. Do this before exiting the debugger to include in the debugging window layout.

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click solution explorer and then right click on top of the solution explorer window and click dock.

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commented Apr 8, 2016

Split from #259

This is a feature request to provide a new setting to appear in the General section or split between Cleaning->General and Collapsing.

Toggling the setting(s) would simple show or hide the CodeMAID clean and collapse buttons which are automatically added to Visual Studio's Solution Explorer.

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added this to the v10.1 milestone Apr 8, 2016

commented Apr 8, 2016

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Thanks for splitting this out! Those buttons were originally added back in VS2005 days and now that VS has a built in collapse button they're not as useful. I tried taking them away once before and actually got a number of user complaints, so put them back in quickly. Looking back through the archives that was back at v0.7.3 and it was specifically VS2010 users since the collapse button doesn't exist for VS2010. We no longer support VS2010 these days, so I'm inclined to just take the buttons away all together vs. having more configuration options (we already have 141). Thoughts?

commented Apr 8, 2016

I'd be fine with just removing them since the same options are available from context menus which are simpler to bring up than going to the SE toolbar (no other extensions that I've installed have put buttons on it).

I imagine some users might still be in the habit of clicking on them though which is why I suggested a show/hide setting.

commented Apr 8, 2016

Cool, appreciate the input.

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commented Apr 9, 2016

The buttons have been removed, will be present in the next release.

closed this Apr 23, 2016

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