#include "" completion doesn't show files in the current directory if the path isn't in the includePath

[sean-mcmanus]

Without recursive includes, test.cpp and test.h are in the same folder, not in includePath, the #include "" won't show test.h in the completion list in test.cpp.

[momadacoding]

When the .h file and .cpp file is in the same folder, the .cpp file could not find the .h file.
Maybe the same as #994
I use the code in https://github.com/jjuiddong/Introduction-to-3D-Game-Programming-With-DirectX11 , and add the "${workspaceFolder}/Common/**" to the includePath
Anyway to add the current folder to includePath ?

[sean-mcmanus]

This bug is just for #include completions. The IntelliSense engine already adds the current folder automatically so any file that uses #include "header.h" should find header.h if it's in the same directory as the source file. Recursive includes is only required if header.h is in a subfolder. It's possible that some required defines are missing. Which header file can't be found? It would be better if you opened a new issue for this.