Showing Hidden Files & Directories in PowerShell

Generally, when you list files in PowerShell, you get, by default, only the non-hidden files.

The same applies to directories.

For example, if you run ls in a directory, you will get something like this:

If you want to see the hidden folders, pass the -h argument

ls -h

We can see here from the Mode column that the .git folder is actually a hidden folder.

Happy hacking!