Gloam

✨ Finalized New Color Scheme

• This release, following yesterday's major release, fixes most of the continuity issues with it, along with finalizing the overall color palette as a whole.
• Different types of comments now have a variable array of colors.
• Increased contrast for strings.
• (+more changes)

The release binaries (.vsix) can be found below and also in the artifacts page of the workflow run associated with it.
Happy coding!

Full Changelog: https://github.com/hitblast/Gloam/compare/1.1.2...1.2.0

🔨 Hotfix Release Pt. 2

• Fixed icon blend issues with the color scheme.

The release binaries (.vsix) can be found below and also in the artifacts page of the workflow run associated with it.
Happy coding!

Full Changelog: https://github.com/hitblast/Gloam/compare/1.1.1...1.1.2

🔨 Hotfix Release

• Most of the issues related to synchronization with the new color scheme have been fixed.

The release binaries (.vsix) can be found below and also in the artifacts page of the workflow run associated with it.
Happy coding!

Full Changelog: https://github.com/hitblast/Gloam/compare/1.1.0...1.1.1

✨ New Scheme?

• This release tweaks the overall look by quite a bit, with a complimenting mixture of a cream white color, brown, and impure black, the new iteration of Gloam should be suitable for those who'd like to have a combined feel of both a light and a dark theme!

• Overall issues with the sync between text foregrounds have also been eliminated.

🔨 Related PRs

• [ImgBot] Optimize images by @imgbot in https://github.com/hitblast/Gloam/pull/3

The release binaries (.vsix) can be found below and also in the artifacts page of the workflow run associated with it.
Happy coding!

Full Changelog: https://github.com/hitblast/Gloam/compare/1.0.4...1.1.0

🛠️ What's New

• The primary foreground has been, once again, slightly modified to adjust with the other foregrounds with a "rather unnoticeable" tilt shift.
• Support for the editor's "lightbulb" icon for AI & autofix has been added.
• Support for breakpoints has been added.
• Modified the foreground for the primary cursor when in multi-cursor mode.
• Git decoration for ignored files now show up with a more visible grayish tone.
• Git diff editors' color tones have been slightly modified with warmer tones.
• Bold green color has been slightly tilt-shifted as well.
• The foreground for the titlebar has also been modified in the same manner.
• The minimap is now more "invisible".
• Level-1 JSON keys and markdown files now use a more crimson tone of red.

The release binaries (.vsix) can be found below and also in the artifacts page of the workflow run associated with it.
Happy coding!

🛠️ What's New

• The primary foreground color for the entire theme has been shifted to a slightly warmer tone (veryyyyyyyy slightly).
• Slightly reduced the foreground opacity for the status bar.
• Side bar section headers are now warmer in color.
• Side bar seamlessly blends in with the editor section, giving an overall sturdy feel to the theme.
• Ignored items in Git now have less opacity when viewed from explorer.
• Hyperlinks are now colored in a distinct, bold green.

The release binaries (.vsix) can be found below and also in the artifacts page of the workflow run associated with it.
Happy coding!

🛠️ What's New

• Slightly reduced the opacity for most of the borders in the editor.
• General texts are shown in a warmer tone than before inside a markdown file now.

The release binaries (.vsix) can be found below and also in the artifacts page of the workflow run associated with it.
Happy coding!

🛠️ What's New

• Added theming support to the built-in diff editor of Visual Studio Code.
• Adjusted panel title borders.
• Tree views now have a distinct, minimal guide stroke.

The release binaries (.vsix) can be found below and also in the artifacts page of the workflow run associated with it.
Happy coding!

🎉 First Release

This is the first release of the Gloam theme project! I hope you will enjoy writing code with it, and I also hope that future updates will allow the theme itself to be a lot more seamless, aesthetic and developer-friendly at the same time! :D

The release binaries (.vsix) can be found below and also in the artifacts page of the workflow run associated with it.
Happy coding!