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vscode/extensions/theme-seti
Connor Peet a11e4a544c Remove remaining deprecated URL parsing
Migrate the server, remote CLI, browser integration harness, and Seti update script from url.parse() to the WHATWG URL API while preserving repeated-query handling and rejecting malformed request targets.\n\nCo-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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theme-seti

This is an icon theme that uses the icons from seti-ui.

Updating icons

There is script that can be used to update icons, ./build/update-icon-theme.js.

To run this script, run npm run update from the theme-seti directory.

This can be run in one of two ways: looking at a local copy of seti-ui for icons, or getting them straight from GitHub.

If you want to run it from a local copy of seti-ui, first clone seti-ui to the folder next to your vscode repo (from the theme-seti directory, ../../). Then, inside the set-ui directory, run npm install followed by npm run prepublishOnly. This will generate updated icons.

If you want to download the icons straight from GitHub, change the FROM_DISK variable to false inside of update-icon-theme.js.

Languages not shipped with vscode

Languages that are not shipped with vscode must be added to the nonBuiltInLanguages object inside of update-icon-theme.js.

These should match the file mapping in seti-ui.

Please try and keep this list in alphabetical order! Thank you.

Previewing icons

There is a ./icons/preview.html file that can be opened to see all of the icons included in the theme. Note that to view this, it needs to be hosted by a web server.

When updating icons, it is always a good idea to make sure that they work properly by looking at this page. When submitting a PR that updates these icons, a screenshot of the preview page should accompany it.