

If you are not a fan of keyboard shortcuts, you can use the file manager GUI to display the hidden folders and files. Pressing Ctrl+H again will hide the files. And the lack of a way to show/hide any and all "hidden" files in the project folder is just confusing too because it forces me to check the folder stucture elsewhere.ĪNYWAY, you have correctly pointed me where PHPStorm controls the hidden files/folders filter list and now I can see what it is hiding! Thank you! For the life of me I couldn't find that. If you are in the file manager, you can use the Ctrl+H keyboard shortcut in Ubuntu and I presume other distributions to display all the files including the hidden ones.

Now I am left wondering "what else is PHPStorm deciding I don't need to see?" So as a PHPStorm newbie I am checking the folder strucure in my terminal to see what's really there. But it's confusing because it feels inconsistent. git folder but you may want to change the. I can see why this might be useful because most of the time you don't need to change anything in the. Wierdly PHPStorm seems to automatically hide the.
