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

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?

Solution 1:^[1]

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:

Solution 2:^[2]

If you are using Atom Nuclide you can find and uncheck the "Exclude VCS Ignored Paths" option in the Settings > Core:

Solution 3:^[3]

Click in the tree-view pane.
Press i to toggle hidden files and directories.

Solution 4:^[4]

It's in nuclide-package -> settings -> NUclide-file-tree and toggle:

Hide Ignored Names
Hide VCS Ignored Paths

Solution 5:^[5]

If you are comfortable, check below.. I did the same thing.

Atom-> Config add the following lines at the bottom "tree-view": hideIgnoredNames: false hideVcsIgnoredFiles: false

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Solution 1	Harry Moreno
Solution 2	Grzegorz Pawlik
Solution 3	jacob
Solution 4	TheoJohn
Solution 5	Ritz

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