vscode-theme-generator
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Easily generate themes for VS Code with only a few colors
Similar to the `overrides` option it would be nice to have an option to override individual tokens (or some other way to override arbitrary config). For example, I have the...
I've noticed it's harder to tell what's selection, must have been changes in core? Looking into it, the main problem is word highlight applying some time after selection which is...
 
Default should be primary accent color with some transparency.
macOS 10.13.1 VSCode Insiders 1.19 npm version 5.3.0 When I hit F5 with `index.ts` loaded, I get an error message as shown 
Currently themes are generated using `editor.lineHighlightBorder` with no option for setting the background.
Some open questions: - Should color1, color2, etc. be named accent1, accent2 or something more specific? - How do we mitigate heaps of language specific syntax color types such as...
eg. Setting the panel background like this: ``` colorSet = { base: { ... }, overrides: { "terminal.background": "..." } } ```