Releases: doki-theme/doki-theme-vscode
Releases · doki-theme/doki-theme-vscode
v88.5-1.6.4 - Wallpaper Fix
- Restored the ability for the extension to load. Restore your assets, exit VSCode and start it again for this to take effect.
v88.5-1.6.3 - Wallpaper and Checksum fixes
- Restored the checksum fixes, so you do not see the "Your Code installation appears to be corrupt" message anymore. Restore your assets, exit VSCode and start it again for this to take effect.
- Fixed wallpaper showing up on sticky lines. Please re-install your wallpaper (or restore assets) for this to take effect.
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v88.5-1.6.2
v88.5-1.6.1
- Cleaned up build process to use correct colors.
- Renamed stuff to reflect
main
branch rename.
v88.4-1.6.0 - Web Support & Better Support Message
- Extension now supported in VSCode for the web.
- Added better checksum restoration error message.
- Updated Sagiri's syntax highlighting color a bit.
v88.3-1.5.2 - Hide Watermark Restore
v88.3-1.5.1 - Terminal Wallpaper Fix
v88.3-1.5.0 - Semantic Highlighting
- Themes now support semantic highliglighting. Which I tried to make as similar to the WebStorm plugin syntax highlighting.
- If you don't like what I did, then you can always add
"editor.semanticHighlighting.enabled": false,
to yoursettings.json
in your VSCode to turn off semantic highlighting :)
- If you don't like what I did, then you can always add
Sticker Fix Revisited
- Remember what I last said? Well that was a lie, I did it correctly this time. I also am including the
z-index
in thedoki.sticker.css
setting so you can update it for your custom setup.