Description of problem:

When creating a workspace through URL using a Devfile that specifies multiple git repositories, VSCode IDE only displays one repository in the file explorer.

Users are expected to see multiple Git repositories displayed in the VSCode IDE, but only one repository is visible in the File Explorer.

All repositories specified in the Devfile are cloned and are accessible in the underlying file system. They can still be utilized and manipulated through the command line interface, but only one repository is accessible in the File Explorer of VS Code.

This bug affects the user experience of this product.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a repository with devfile.yaml
2. Create a workspace using this devfile and check cloned repositories and file explorer of VS Code where is visible only one repository.

schemaVersion: 2.1.0
metadata:
  name: multi-repository-project
projects:
  - git:
      remotes:
        origin: 'https://github.com/example/http-server.git'
    name: http-server
  - git:
      remotes:
        origin: 'https://github.com/example/http-content.git'
    name: http-content
...

Actual results:
Only one repository is visible in the File Explorer of the VS Code.

Expected results:
It is expected to have visible all cloned repositories in the File Explorer of VS Code.{}

Reproducibility: always

Additional info:
There is a manual workaround to add the additional repositories by selecting them from the "Add Folder to Workspace" function in the Explorer view of the VSCode IDE.