Allow repeated arrow-right expansion of unresolved folders when filtering a tree (#177444) #180055
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This PR fixes #177444.
To test, open a folder that contains an unexpanded
node_modules
subfolder. Use Ctrl+F to filter the explorer tree for a contiguous string that doesn't occur in most filenames (for example.es
). Focus onto the tree (e.g. by pressing ArrowDown after entering the filter string). Navigate tonode-modules
, the hold down ArrowRight to expand folders repeatedly. When filtering hides a fully-resolved folder because it contains no matches, ArrowRight now correctly expands the next folder.