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Use ripgrep to find TODO tags and display the results in a tree view
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TODOS explorer panel showing empty data for binary file #311

Closed JCKodel closed 4 years ago

JCKodel commented 4 years ago

Don't know where those are coming from:

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The workspace is a Flutter project. Double-clicking on those entries do nothing.

Hitting refresh make those entries go away (but they always come back sooner or later)

Gruntfuggly commented 4 years ago

Is "Binary file c" a genuine file? Is it an open editor, or is it finding the results from the workspace search?

Could you enable the debug channel in output view (todo-tree.general.debug) and see what results it is finding in the search?

JCKodel commented 4 years ago

Is "Binary file c" a genuine file? Is it an open editor, or is it finding the results from the workspace search?

Could you enable the debug channel in output view (todo-tree.general.debug) and see what results it is finding in the search?

No. "Binary file c" is not part of my project (as far as I know).

It happens when I build a Flutter application for Android. After a refresh, those entries go away. So I turn debug on and started my Flutter application debug with [F5]. One "Binary file c" appeared.

This is the output of Todo Tree debug:

Click to expand ``` Searching c:\Projects\MCC2020\Frontend... Command: "c:\Users\jckod\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\node_modules.asar.unpacked\vscode-ripgrep\bin\rg.exe" --no-messages --vimgrep -H --column --line-number --color never --max-columns=1000 --no-config -e "((//|#|