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ls -a or ls -lR shows empty result

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at my /usr/local/lib/python3.8/dist-packages, I run sudo ls -a and it shows empty:

$ sudo ls -a
.  ..

With ls -lR it also shows empty:

$ sudo ls -lR
.:
total 0

But there is actually stuff there when I open that directory in VS Code:

Screenshot of VS Code, listing files

Am I understanding the ls command incorrectly or there should be more to do to see the result?

cocomac avatar
cn flag
I noticed that in VS Code, your folder name is in capitals (Ubuntu is case sensitive), whereas in `ls` it isn't. Can you double-check that you are looking at the exact same file location in both?
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@cocomac i am sure it is the correct folder name, vscode go all-uppercase in its UI though. If you have python in your machine, help me check it to see the behaviour I am talking about
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cn flag
For me, that directory you mentioned was empty (both with `ls` and with VS Code)... but the directory `~/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages` is where all the modules got installed.
in flag
oh let me check again, thank you for your support ser
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