This document contains a list of known issues, and how to solve them.
This can happen if you had the extension installed before. To fix this:
- Switch to
Extensions
in Left Column - Look for
Explorer Exclude
- Check to see if it has a
Reload Required
button, it if does, click it ( extension will not work until you do )
If that was not the case, you may need:
- Uninstall
Explorer Exclude
Extension - Restart VS Code
- Reinstall
Explorer Exclude
Extension
If you are getting an error like this one:
Unable to install Extension 'sfccdevops.explorer-exclude-vscode-extension-1.3.0' as it is not compatible with Code '1.26.0'.
It is because you downloaded the Extension from the VS Code Marketplace Website manually ( and not through VS Code's internal extension listing ) and tried to install it into an older, unsupported version of VS Code.
This extension requires VS Code v1.60 or newer. If you would like to install this extension, you will need to update VS Code to version v1.60 or newer.
Did not find what you are looking for? Check out our current reported issues to see if someone else is having the same problem.
Still did not find what you were looking for?
NOTE: If you're reporting a new bug, add our Explorer Exclude
Output Log to your ticket. You can access this log at anytime to see output generated by our extension:
- Select
View
>Output
from the Main Menu - Select
Explorer Exclude
from Output Select List - Copy all Output from log and paste it in the
Extension Output
section of the ticket