Version 1.13 is showing the logo of Github in front of .gitignore file

[latenssi]

• VSCode Version: 1.13
• OS Version: Ubuntu 17.04

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open Visual Studio Code
2. Add .gitignore file to the Explorer

[equinusocio]

This is related to seti-icons... that is not a curated theme icons. I think that using seti-icons as built-in icon theme was a bad choise.

[michelkaporin]

This is not a bug.

[equinusocio]

@michelkaporin Github issues was not made only for bugs. Yes, this is not a bug, is just a discussion about a bad and misleading ux.

Also why .travis.yml have a ! as icon (Travis CI have its own logo) and a purple color when the Travis CI brand color is green? Why docker icon use a pink color when the docker brand color is blue? and, as mentioned, .gitignore should have a git logo, not github :)

This is related to seti icons, but you should make sure that the ux is not compromised.

[michelkaporin]

@equinusocio Now it makes sense what are you complaining about, next time please provide more information when filing an issue.

Assigning to @isidorn as it's UX-related.

[equinusocio]

@michelkaporin is not my issue :) But thanks for reopening it 👍

[michelkaporin]

@equinusocio sorry, I meant @latenssi.

[isidorn]

Forwarding to @aeschli as he is the owner of seti on the vscode side

[kzhui125]

#27279

[aeschli]

We take the Seti icon theme as-is from https://github.com/jesseweed/seti-ui and we have no plans to maintain our own variant. Please file improvement request directly against https://github.com/jesseweed/seti-ui.

Also, there are many other alternative themes available on the marketplace.

[equinusocio]

I suggest icons from material theme..

[yfdyh000]

jesseweed/seti-ui#341.

[jens1o]

we have no plans to maintain our own variant

Well, seti-ui seems to be not that kind of maintained as if it is ready for this large user base, especially when you set it as default.

[aeschli]

@jens1o From my experience, seti-ui is well maintained. But updates come in bursts. So be patient.

[jens1o]

By maintaining, I also mean reacting to issues and so on. https://github.com/jesseweed/seti-ui/issues As you can see, it looks really empty, unfortunately.