Based on the original VS Code default light theme (see below), I should have used #C3E5FC for TelescopeMatching.
However, in the original theme, #2A64B9 is used to highlight matching characters that are not in the highlighted row.
Since Telescope does not provide a separate highlight group for that, I have to pick another color other than #C3E5FC or #2A64B9, since each of them will result in low contrast in either highlighted row or non-highlighted row.
After experimenting with a few colors, I picked orange, which has the best contrast for both highlighted row and non-highlighted row.
Note
Based on the original VS Code default light theme (see below), I should have used
#C3E5FC
forTelescopeMatching
.However, in the original theme,
#2A64B9
is used to highlight matching characters that are not in the highlighted row.Since Telescope does not provide a separate highlight group for that, I have to pick another color other than
#C3E5FC
or#2A64B9
, since each of them will result in low contrast in either highlighted row or non-highlighted row.After experimenting with a few colors, I picked
orange
, which has the best contrast for both highlighted row and non-highlighted row.