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Renaming empty, newly-created directories in Solution Explorer makes them disappear #283

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Eilon opened this issue Nov 17, 2015 · 4 comments

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@Eilon
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Eilon commented Nov 17, 2015

Using latest RC1 tooling:

  1. Create any new DNX-based projects (class lib is fine)
  2. In the project create some nested folders, e.g.:
    • 🔢 Class1.cs
    • 🔢 project.json
    • 📁 AAA
      • 📁 BBB
        • 📁 CCC
  3. Rename the AAA folder (e.g. to QQQ)

RESULT:
Solution Explorer looks like:

  • 🔢 Class1.cs
  • 🔢 project.json
  • 📁 QQQ <-- No children visible here!!!

EXPECTED:
Solution Explorer looks like:

  • 🔢 Class1.cs
  • 🔢 project.json
  • 📁 QQQ
    • 📁 BBB
      • 📁 CCC

However, the folders really are there, they're just not visible in Solution Explorer. If you click Show All Files then you can see the folders. And if you then add anything to that folder, the whole tree shows up normally.

@sayedihashimi
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Deleted my previous comment since it was off

@sayedihashimi
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TFS: 168924
I've added this to our internal TFS, we will reply back here soon.

@abpiskunov
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Looked at it, this is a CPS bug. Rerouted to them and pointed to the code where it breaks.

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