setting `editor.semanticTokenColorCustomizations` bolding name of variable instead of keyword name like const, class etc.

• VSCode Version: 1.46
• OS Version: Windows 10 Home 2004 19041.329

Hello. I have problem with editor.semanticTokenColorCustomizations using SynthWave '84 theme.
Screenshots are presenting my situation (incorrect), expected score (expected) and my settings screenshot. I get piece of expected image from vscode docs website (April 2020). I think, so that's enough to repair this bug. Thanks for reading and good luck!

screenshot of my settings:

incorrect:

expected:

[aeschli]

hello is a variable declaration and is now bold, as specified in your settings.

You can use the Developer: Inspect Editor token scopes to see the computed tokens:

Can you describe what is the expected result for the content const hello = 'hello'?

Sure!

word const should be bolded instead of hello.

For example:
const(bolded) hello = <string>(not bolded)

[aeschli]

But when removing the setting you described above, const is not not bold.

And looking at SynthWave '84 theme ffile there is no rule to make storare.type bold
https://github.com/robb0wen/synthwave-vscode/blob/master/themes/synthwave-color-theme.json

Maybe the expected screenshot is with a different theme? The colors look very different.

I have tried this with Default Dark theme and still not working. This link should you help understand me and presents my expected results. Yes, expected result is with Default Dark theme.

[aeschli]

The default Dark theme does not use bold for keywords (or any other symbol). That screenshot is strange. Not sure why it looks like that, maybe a bug that we fixed since.

Semantic highlighting is not about keywords, only bout about identifiers. So you can not make keywords bold with it.

If you want bold keywords: use

	"editor.tokenColorCustomizations": {
		"keywords": { "fontStyle": "bold"}
	}