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In settings.json, when selecting a field for workbench.colorCustomizations or editor.tokenColorCustomizations that has a color value, then auto-completion inserts the red color value automatically #ff0000 so you can replace it with the color you want.
Please make it so it completes with the currently used color for that field, instead of red.
Why?
It's quite difficult to find the currently used color. For example, I wanted to change gitDecoration.modifiedResourceForeground, but I had to look at the source code, and in this case it wasn't obvious that it's actually getting the value from the git extension source, not from the color theme I'm using.
Sometimes you want to make a small adjustment, or an adjustment that would be consistent with the color palette (e.g. change hue while keeping same level of brightness and saturation). For that, you need to know the current value of the color, and it shouldn't be so difficult to find it.
I believe having this practical way of finding out the current value of a color setting would be a great help to color theme developers as well.
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In
settings.json
, when selecting a field forworkbench.colorCustomizations
oreditor.tokenColorCustomizations
that has a color value, then auto-completion inserts the red color value automatically#ff0000
so you can replace it with the color you want.Please make it so it completes with the currently used color for that field, instead of red.
Why?
gitDecoration.modifiedResourceForeground
, but I had to look at the source code, and in this case it wasn't obvious that it's actually getting the value from the git extension source, not from the color theme I'm using.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: