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When using this color theme, diff editor shows outline (border) for each line that has been removed or added, making the text hard to read:

Let me know if you need any additional information from my side.

Would you consider a different color? To me, red signifies deleted/error states.

For comparison, here is Cobalt2:

"subtleBrackets.styles": { // requires Subtle Match Bracket Extension
"global": {
"borderColor": "#fac863",
"borderWidth": "2px"
}
}

The correct property is style, not styles.

But in diff mode -- working.

"editor.matchBrackets": false, // using Subtle Match Brackets instead

It requires a string. "always" | "never" | "near".

The gray editorGutter.modifiedBackground is rather hard to see unless you are looking straight on the screen. Would it be beneficial to use the same color as the orange for the text for the modified Gutter? #fac863 is the color I see the most for the text.

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Awesome theme. Love it. Would be great if there was a version option with more Operator Mono italics for all the language keywords

eg:
const, let, class, return, this, if, else, &&, ||, import, as, from, export, default....

...etc

kind of like the "Fantastic" theme has an option for.

truely love this theme
is there any plan to submit this to https://open-vsx.org/ , to make it be used by vscode-like web ide?

My settings include "editor.renderWhitespace": "all", but whitespaces are not visible. Looks like they have the same color as editor background.

First of all, the theme is awesome. Love it!

However, PowerShell is using ansiBrightBlack which make it barely visible on the background. Please see the attached screenshot.

Below is what I'm overriding for the time being.

    "workbench.colorCustomizations": {
        "terminal.ansiBlack": "#696969",
        "terminal.ansiBrightBlack": "#696969"
    }

• VSCode Version: 1.27.2
• OS Version: Windows 10 Pro (1803)
• OS build 17134.285

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open some large project;
2. Switch to search tab and type something like "h";
3. If amount of results greater than or equal to 10000 you can see the bug;

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: No

P.S. When I switch to another theme for example "Dark (Visual Studio)" the issue doesn't occur

See microsoft/vscode-python#7140

I really like this theme—thank you for your work on it!

I noticed a minor issue in the search pane:

For comparison, here is Cobalt2: