Miguel Solorio
Miguel Solorio
Trying to follow the instructions in this repo for setting up a codepoints.json file. The README says there are two options: ```js pathOptions: { json: './misc/icon-codepoints.json' }, codepoints: { 'chevron-left':...
I've got a config file like: ```js const package = require('./package.json'); const codepoints = require('./src/template/mapping.json'); module.exports = { name: 'codicon', prefix: 'codicon', codepoints: codepoints, inputDir: './src/icons', outputDir: './dist', fontTypes: ['ttf'],...
Fixes #224 and adds an example for using an external codepoints json file via: ```js const codepoint = require('./path/to/codepoint.json'); module.exports = { ... codepoints: codepoint, };
## Overview This issue aims to explore what adding "profiles" could look like in the product. These profiles can be used in education, presentations, or can even be language specific....
This adds a preview badge for vscode.dev that goes to https://vscode.dev/theme/sdras.night-owl And a preview of the theme in vscode.dev: More info about vscode web + themes https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/vscode-web#_themes
VS Code will start using the secondary button style in custom dialogs. These are visible on Windows and on the web (i.e. Codespaces). To see this: 1. [Install Insiders 1.56](https://builds.code.visualstudio.com/builds/insider)...
Refs https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-jupyter/issues/5263 We should add a section that covers how to use modal dialogs as an alternative to toast notifications if needing user action immediately.
We don't have any account/login guidance to extensions to follow. Things like when to ask permission and when to use the silent request that shows the badge on the account...
From @Southclaws in https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/151361 I'm surprised I couldn't find any existing issues for this, TS/JS has this feature but Go does not. Would be a huge help in large directories!
Would love it if there was a command to toggle the interactive window cell comments `# %%`, just like you can toggle comments via `cmd+/`. We have these other commands...