I've tried looking but can't find a shortcut to reset the file tree in Atom editor. Is there a way to collapse all the files? I've tried right clicking and looking into the menu to no avail.
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You can use Opt-click (Mac) or Alt-click (Win/Linux) to collapse or expand everything under a directory.
Be warned though, if your tree is at all large, especially if it encloses something with a lot of sub-items such as a .git directory, a library or template dir with a lot of files, it can be very slow, and it will block Atom UI until it is finished. YMMV.
