All notable changes to the “bikkuri-theme-vscode” extension will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
Added Changed Deprecated Removed Fixed Security
- new variables for Side Bar, Chat, Editor and Charts introduced in VS Code v1.95 and v1.96
- updated dependencies to their latest versions
- new variables for Source Control Graph and Activity Bar Badges introduced in VS Code v1.94
- update dependencies to their latest versions
- new variables for a Radio button, Source Control Graph, Terminal, and Action list introduced in VS Code v1.93
- packaging changed from NPM to PNPM
- update dependencies to their latest versions
- minimize the distribution package size
- new variables for tabs, editor and terminal introduced in VS Code v1.91
- bash syntax
- Gutter button when comparing changes
- CSS/SCSS syntax highlighting
- JSDoc syntax highlighting
- HTML/SVG/Pug syntax highlighting
- Side Bar and Panel styles introduced in VS Code v1.89
- Button, Link, and Badge styles
- Theme variables refactoring (med → mid)
- Text color for actions in Merge Editor
- Activity Bar, Testing icons, and Multi-cursor styles introduced in VS Code v1.88
- Shadows adjusted for each tint (coal, plum, navy, moss, warm)
- Styles for Welcome Page
- Additional styles for Editor Suggest Widget
- Assorted bits of Editor Styles
- Inline completion (e.g. GitHub’s Co-pilot) styles
- Styles for Snippets
- Styles for Settings
- Styles for Banners (shown, for example, in a Restricted Mode)
- Styles for Tests
- Background color for your chat requests
- Additional styles for Extension buttons
- Additional styles for Minimap
- Styles for Chat and Inline Chat
- Styles for Notebook
- Additional styles for Integrated Terminal
- Styles for Keyboard Shortcut Table
- Styles for Multi-diff editor
- Styles for Output view
- Styles for Command center
- Rows color in
Open Keyboard Shortcuts
dialog (#17)
- Missing styles for Editor Overview Ruler
- Styles for errors and warnings in the Editor
- Styles for unused code
- Styles for unchanged regions in the Diff editor
- Styles for chart colors
- ListFilterWidget definitions VS Code 1.86
- Tree definitions introduced in VS Code 1.86
- Icon definitions when the Activity Bar is on top
- Line Number definitions for an active and dimmed number
- The color of a character overlapped by a block cursor
- Missing definitions for Status Bar item hovers.
- Search editor “find-match” colors
- Definitions for Inlay hints
- Definitions for Pull Request Comments
- Missing definitions for Base colors
- Definitions for Window Borders
- Definitions for nested indent guides
- Definitions for text colors
- Updated dependencies to their latest versions
It’s been over two years since version 0.0.1, and Bikkuri has matured. It’s now a set of 10 dark themes, with two new navy themes since this release. Also, we have changed the syntax highlighting for javascript, python, CSS, and markdown.
- ✨ New themes in a navy tint:
- Dark Navy & Lively
- Dark Navy & Serene
- Styles for SCM (Source Control Management)
- Styles for Action colors
- New 2023 styles for tabs
- A script to find missing VS Code variables
- Definitions for Contrast colors
- Updated styles for List
- Calmer
list.hoverBackground
; it impacts hovers for Sidebar items, Quick Input items, and Notifications - Calmer diagonal fill in the Diff Editor
- Calmer background color under removed/added lines in the Diff editor
- A bit calmer reds, oranges, teals, and yellows so they are not so spiky during the night light
- Brighter comments
- Brighter diff highlights
- Brighter punctuation
- editor.FindMatchBorder to red color
- Refactored color naming, the repository folder structure and how the themes are generated.
- Tweaked CSS/SCSS syntax
- Tweaked JavaScript syntax
- Tweaked Python syntax
- Tweaked Markdown syntax
- Updated dependencies to their latest versions
- The name of the repository changed from
b-theme-vscode
tobikkuri-theme-vscode
.
- Set color for Verified and Pre-Release Badges (PR #11)
- StatusBarItem Error, Warning and Prominent Background color
- “Drop Into Prompt” styles
- Increased scrollbar contrast
- Lightened Editor Widget and Quick Input background
- Updated meta.directive.vue to a teal color
- CSS punctuation style
B Theme is now called Bikkuri Theme.
- Styles for Profile Badge (introduced in VS Code 1.76)
This is a significant release. One theme has grown into 8 dark theme variations to choose from. The theme now covers the status bar and debugging styles.
- ✨ 7 new theme variations. B theme is now a collection of 8 dark themes:
- Dark Warm & Lively
- Dark Warm & Serene
- Dark Moss & Lively
- Dark Moss & Serene
- Dark Plum & Lively
- Dark Plum & Serene
- Dark Coal & Lively
- Dark Coal & Serene
- Debugging styles
- Status Bar styles
- Refactored how tokens, schemes and templates are generated
- Muted multi-line comments in Python
- Increased scrollbar contrast
- Updated Python syntax highlighting (function & support type)
- Consolidated opacity for colors
- Consolidated “Symbol Icons Colors” to tint.40
- Selection highlights
- Sticky scroll hover
- Improved contrast for text highlights (search results, find/match, variables)
- Toned down a highlight of Unicode characters
- Improved Diff Editor styles
- Improved Merge Editor styles
- Hid
inputOption.activeBorder
- code samples to review syntax in a few languages
- markdown strikethrough text style
- syntax highlighting for HTML
- syntax highlighting for Pug
- syntax highlighting for Mermaid
- syntax highlighting for CSS/SCSS
terminal.findMatchBackground
andterminal.findMatchHighlightBackground
to for background results in terminal (released in VS Code 1.68)- bracket pair colorization as introduced in VS Code 1.67
keyword.control.mermaid
toviolet2
- Consolidated punctuation and markdown punctuation to gray40
- Increased contrast for scrollbarSlider.background
- Styles for Terminal cursor
- Styles for Quick Input title and focus colors
- Consolidated hashtag colors in markdown to gray40
- Changed editorInfo.foreground to {{blue1}}
- Updated Peek view styles
- Increased contrast for bracket-matching background
- Increased contrast for text selection background
gray25
color from the color palette- list.focusOutline color
- Checkbox styles in Settings
- Terminal borders and background styles
- Increase contrast for “extensionIcon.starForeground”
- Development dependency (vsce) updated to its latest version
- Project icon
- Selection & highlight colors in Suggest Widget
- Selection & highlight colors in Peek View
- Markdown syntax highlight: heading, link, and bold style (red—orange—yellow combination)
- Scheme and template to generate a theme
Since the previous release, I have split a theme into a scheme and a template and reiterated many theme definitions. There are many changes behind the scenes; here’s the list of notable ones:
- New definition of colors (yellow, orange, blue, grays)
- Consolidated minimap styles
- Consolidated Git decoration styles
- Muted underline, minimaps, and overview ruler colors
- Customized breadcrumb colors
- Consolidated dropBackground colors
- Consolidated buttons and badges into neutral gray colors
- Consolidated Tab colors
- Consolidate Panel colors
- Updated Quick Input highlights
- Consolidated Extensions buttons
- Consolidate borders color
- Darken title bar
- Make grays warmer
- Update focus highlight color (pink → violet)
- Update scrollbar colors
- Update editorOverviewRuler.infoForeground
- Initial release