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Test: Light Hight Contrast Theme #143425

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daviddossett opened this issue Feb 18, 2022 · 1 comment
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Test: Light Hight Contrast Theme #143425

daviddossett opened this issue Feb 18, 2022 · 1 comment
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daviddossett commented Feb 18, 2022

Refs: #143398

Complexity: 3

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A new light high contrast theme was added to the default themes list accompany our dark high contrast theme. While there will be more work needed to react to OS-level light/dark HC modes, this first step simply adds the theme marked as "Beta" so we can collect early feedback on the theme itself.

Scenarios to test:

  • Open a folder with at least a few folders/file. Verify text readability/contrast on main UI areas (sidebar, titlebar, tabs, quick pick, etc.)
  • Open the terminal and run a few basic commands (e.g. npm i). Verify text readability/contrast on output.
  • Open a file. Verify syntax token readability/contrast.
  • Make a change and view the diff. Verify that changed lines are easily identified.
  • Bonus: poke around the areas of the UI you are most familiar with to see if there are any obvious issues.
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isidorn commented Feb 22, 2022

Let's increase complexity to 3 since I think this can be time consuming :)

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