Atom Editor: How to unhide `.env` file in Atom

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GN. picture GN. · Jan 24, 2017 · Viewed 7.2k times · Source

I've deleted .* from Ignored Names. All the . files are now showing in the sidebar (except for the .env file).

Why is only this one file hidden? How can I make it visible?

Answer

Dan Lowe picture Dan Lowe · Jan 24, 2017

If you look in the settings for the "tree-view" package, it has an option to hide files that are present in the current project's .gitignore file. You may have that option set, and have .env in the current .gitignore.

Preferences > Settings > Packages > search for "tree-view" > click "Settings" button:

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