Jonathan Clark

I've now forked this extension into https://github.com/jgclark/vscode-todo-highlight, and made available on the Marketplace. It includes better documentation -- including a note about this -- more examples, update for remote development,...

Have you tried removing `"overviewRulerColor": "#..."` from the `.defaultStyle`, and see if that does what you want? If it doesn't, then I suggest you head to my maintained fork of...

@vonEdfa many thanks for your improvements. I got them working for me, as @WybeBosch directed, but very few are going to find this. So I thought I'd try and learn...

I would if I could @jeffery9. But I have no rights in this repo, and it seems the maintainer has abandoned it. However, the good news is that I've now...

@vonEdfa nice to hear from you. I hope the new release of extension works well for you. I'm sure there might be some improvements you can continue to make, as...

There might be through clever use of CSS. In #172 @WybeBosch suggests ways of changing spacing. There might be a way to inject text too.

I've now forked this extension into https://github.com/jgclark/vscode-todo-highlight, and made available on the Marketplace. It includes better documentation -- including how to add text -- more examples, update for remote development,...

You're in luck, @finnmerlett, despite the author sadly seeming to have abandoned this. A year ago @vonEdfa included this in a PR over in issue #152, and I'm hoping to...

A long time back I figured out how to fork and publish an extension, so I have done that. Look for TODO Highlight V2, and you'll find what you want.

I've now forked this extension into https://github.com/jgclark/vscode-todo-highlight, and made available on the Marketplace. It includes better documentation, more examples, **this update for remote development**, addition of regex per highlight etc....