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In Java usually directories follow the structure below which gets rendered pretty ugly in a file tree since it takes up too much space.
In neo-tree I had configured it like:
{ "nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim", opts = { filesystem = { -- Make neo-tree group empty directories like kotlin/com/example group_empty_dirs = true, scan_mode = "deep", }, }, },
Which would achieve my desired behaviour of grouping empty directories to make it look like just src/main/java/com was one directory in that example.
src/main/java/com
I see that this is just a picker but I don't see this sort of option available in the picker config either
Haven't considered any.
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In Java usually directories follow the structure below which gets rendered pretty ugly in a file tree since it takes up too much space.
Describe the solution you'd like
In neo-tree I had configured it like:
Which would achieve my desired behaviour of grouping empty directories to make it look like just
src/main/java/com
was one directory in that example.I see that this is just a picker but I don't see this sort of option available in the picker config either
Describe alternatives you've considered
Haven't considered any.
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