Releases: bceskavich/dracula-at-night
Releases · bceskavich/dracula-at-night
v2.7.1
v2.7.0
v2.7 updates syntax coloring rules for Ruby. The rules now align closely with the rules for Elixir. Key changes:
- New color for symbols (cyan)
- Updated coloring for constants (purple), instance variables (orange), and class variables (also orange)
- Updated coloring for classes (green for definitions, purple for everything else)
- No longer apply coloring to function/method parameters and function invocations
v2.6.1
Bugfixes:
- Ensure Elixir atoms are colored cyan
v2.6.0
v2.6.0 includes a bunch of changes from the past few months. It's been a while since a release has been queued up!
- Haskell syntax coloring fixes (cff5fe2)
- TypeScript JSX syntax coloring fixes (fa4b948)
- Adds coloring for Elixir's capture
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operator (a9b344a) - Better coloring support for Go (a733b99)
- The bash script used to attach a test build of theme locally was broken. No longer! (6c58926)
- Add styling for menu highlighting. Thank you @sargalias! (#5)
v2.5.0
v2.4.0
Added further Python support:
- Function definition coloring
- Consistent function invocation coloring
- Punctuation (dot syntax, colons) coloring
v2.3.0
Added more Elixir support.
2.2.0
Add stylings for the new Breadcrumbs feature, released in VS Code v1.26
2.1.0
- JavaScript and TypeScript constant definitions are now styled cyan, instead of purple. This is modeled after the way we do things in Ruby. I'm considering making this the default for all languages.
- Fix some typos in the Objective-C settings
Theme Rewrite
Refactored theme config, see #2. There are a few small user facing changes in this update. I fixed some broken editor window styles and made others more consistent while rewriting.