Go to Visual Studio Code preference, click “Preference” > “User Settings” or “Project Settings”, add below code in the “Settings.Json” file:
// Place your settings in this file to overwrite the default settings { "files.exclude": { "**/*.meta": true, "Temp": true, "Library": true, "ProjectSettings": true, "obj": true, ".vs": true, ".vscode": true, "Assembly-C*.*": true, "*.csproj":true, "*.orig":true, "*.user":true, "*.userprefs":true } }
Now, the VS code will cleanly show the files that you need.

i doubt this works in 2021.
Here is the perfect solution.
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vscode-unity-settings.json
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