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Explain the color names in the palette files, and how the interpolated colors (`v2-67') work.

Explain how to build the palettes and how to add new palette files to the build process.

I've been able to reproduce this on multiple computers

What Happens

When you type "Astronomy" into the Extensions search bar in Azure Data Studio, it comes back with Extension not found.

What Was the Expectation

When you type "Astronomy" into the Extensions search bar in Azure Data Studio, it returns the correct theme to be installable so PSQL is pretty.

• inputOption.activeBackground
• inputOption.focusBorder

Right now, they're not set, and the theme default makes these very low contrast on both light and dark themes. The VSCode update makes it sound like you can get away with just setting focusBorder and have that propagate to activeBackground, but we'd might as well set both.

This will fix (TypeScript):

• for (key in object)
• delete object.key

Somewhere along the line, VSCode internally changed opacity values or something, because the contrast of the sidebar and the gutter are worse than I remember. Here's a comparison shot between the screenshot in README, compared to how it is now (June 2020):

Ignore the difference in font weight in the editor, that was me.

A similar thing happened with the dark theme, though I didn't notice it as much (again, ignore the difference in font weight):

When you strike text using ~~text~~, VSC now recognizes it and allows you to apply strikethrough formatting to the text in the editor, but it needs to be added to the theme to work.

https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/wiki/Semantic-Highlighting-Overview
https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_43#_typescript-semantic-highlighting

I'm not sure if this will create any differences with how the theme already works, but double check just to be sure.

The apparent weakness of textmate is that many tokens get identified as variables, and it relies on the presence of hints like () for functions, etc, in order to clarify what the token actually is.

I was originally looking for equations to have minimal coloring, functions to have light logic color, and classes.with.many.nested.members to only have the leaf member colored.

I haven't looked yet, but I'm anticipating the semantic highlighting to cause many of the tokens to be colorized whereas they weren't before.

Can you submit a bug on a visual design request?

On crappy contrast, the three colors around an active tab make it difficult to see which one is currently selected.
Maybe a sub theme with a high contrast color to indicate the current active tab?

Solid theme. My default.

Explore how the tinting would work with a light background instead of a dark background. The first thing that comes to mind are STN-LCDs and interference colors. The exact same palette used for the dark themes may work for the light themes if you generate more tinting, which goes to black.

Ensure neon colors still stand out from the text though, since that's still the whole point. Themes like Subway are giving me confidence.

The section explaining what the negative color needs to be updated because on light themes it's no longer b, but b-75 (check changelog)