Key Binding for Highlight Apex Code Coverage

[peternhale]

Discussed in https://github.com/forcedotcom/salesforcedx-vscode/discussions/5670

^{Originally posted by **cadencereplies** July 2, 2024} I used to have a key binding saved to toggle the "Highlight Apex Code Coverage" button within the VSCode UI, and now I can't find where I originally got that from. Can anyone here help?

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[peternhale]

@cadencereplies The keybinding name was changed from sfdx.apex.toggle.colorizer to sf.apex.toggle.colorizer