I have a bunch of directories that are symlinks to the real directory on another hard disk.
Visual Studio Code insists on showing me the real path that I do not want to see. It shows me that instead of the symlink where I open my projects from. (In my opinion this behaviour is incorrect.)
For Example:
symlink: c:\work\someproject
real path: d:\projects_for_blabla\2018\someproject
Then I open folder "c:\work\someproject" and in the sidebar and on the tooltips all paths are "d:\projects_for_blabla\2018\someproject\file" instead of the wanted "c:\work\someproject\file".
Does anyone know how to force VSCode to respect the symlink and stop it from showing real paths?
UPDATE (adding screenshots):
This is how I want to see the project - in this case PhpProjects is a symlink:
And this is what happens in VS Code:
Opened is one and the same file - the editor shows it to me twice because the first time I opened it directly from Explorer (via c:\..) and the second time is when I press Ctrl+P
And here is what I see them when I press Ctrl+P:
