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It seems that GitHub Light Default has changed the orange color to be darker for types and parameters. See the following "Promise" type as an example:
github-vscode-theme/src/index.js
Line 35 in a00f340
Should the theme be updated to match?
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Add to settings.json
"editor.semanticHighlighting.enabled": false
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That will just disable semantic highlighting, not address the color itself. Perhaps the textmate scope needs to be changed?
Changing meta.definition.variable and variable.parameter.function to use primer light variable orange 8 or 9 seems to match the GitHub website better.
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It seems that GitHub Light Default has changed the orange color to be darker for types and parameters. See the following "Promise" type as an example:
github-vscode-theme/src/index.js
Line 35 in a00f340
Should the theme be updated to match?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: