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hswolff / tree-view-extended

Atom.io package. Extend your tree-view. Add a list of open files, and a list of git modified files.
https://atom.io/packages/tree-view-extended
MIT License
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No tree visible #3

Closed ronilaukkarinen closed 7 years ago

ronilaukkarinen commented 7 years ago

Hello. Just activated your package and I see no sidebar even though I have files open. Any idea why?

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Mac OS X: 10.11.6 Atom: 1.13.0 x64

$ apm --version
apm  1.14.1
npm  3.10.5
node 4.4.5
python 2.7.13
git 2.10.1
$ apm list --installed
Community Packages (26) /Users/rolle/.atom/packages
├── block-cursor@0.13.1
├── code-stats-atom@2.0.0
├── cssfmt@1.4.0
├── expose@0.13.0
├── filesize@2.0.3
├── git-log@0.4.1
├── git-plus@7.1.0
├── git-time-machine@1.5.4
├── itg-flat-flatland-Monokai@1.5.0
├── linter@1.11.21
├── linter-phpcs@1.5.6
├── linter-scss-lint@3.0.4
├── minimap@4.26.6
├── nord-atom-syntax@0.5.0
├── nord-atom-ui@0.9.0
├── open-recent@5.0.0
├── php-fmt@0.1.2
├── pigments@0.38.0
├── recent-projects@0.13.1
├── set-syntax@0.3.2
├── slickedit-select@1.6.1
├── spacegray-dark-ui@0.12.0
├── spring-dark-syntax@0.0.4
├── tree-view-extended@1.0.0
├── wakatime@6.0.12
└── web-accessibility-checker@0.1.4
mattmeng commented 7 years ago

I had the same problem. Apparently it doesn't activate on install. I had to hit ctr-shift-p and select Tree View Extended: Show All to see the entries show up in the tree view.

hswolff commented 7 years ago

Copying what I wrote in #2

I've changed the default behavior to just show the tabs when first activated, and then it'll just save the last state you let it in.

Hopefully that makes things a little more intuitive. Let me know if you still think these options are valuable after playing around with this!