After vscode 1.80 version,The parameter hint has changed from the original gray to the same white as the code font

[EvilMoOd]

Describe the bug After vscode 1.80 version, when turn on the parameter hint, the parameter color changes from the original gray to white. This problem will not appear in the version before 1.79. I hope to change the color back to the original gray, which is good for my code Very helpful reading, thanks a lot

Screenshots Before vscode 1.80 version after vscode 1.80 version It's hard to tell if it's real code or a parameter hint

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. open settings
2. enabled inlay hints>Parameter Names
3. Write a function with parameters like above

Expected behavior I hope to see that the color of the parameter hintcan be less obvious than before, at least it can be distinguished from the real code color

Additional context I am useing Darker Theme

[ArmorDarks]

It is reproducible for me too, no extensions interfering with colors or syntax

[equinusocio]

Hello, we can't reproduce the issue with vscode 1.82. Please make sure you're using the correct and official material theme extension and not the "community maintained" one which was deprecated years ago and that we don't support since then.

[ArmorDarks]

Thanks for checking @equinusocio

In my case, it's an official extension. Community extension not installed. VS Code 1.81.1 (Universal), MacOS Ventura 13.3 (22E252)

All hints in JS and TypeScript having wrong color too

Checked settings.json - no color overrides there.

[ArmorDarks]

Just to be sure, I tried with all extensions disabled + VS Code reload. Hint color still wrong:

[ArmorDarks]

Updating to VS Code 1.82 fixed the issue 👍

However, either I remember it wrong, or the color is not the one that's defined in the Material Theme.

Color in 1.82

Color prior to 1.80

[equinusocio]

We didn't change any syntax colors in years, so it's probably caused by semantic highlighting. Check the following setting, MT set semantic highlighting (the new way released months ago) to true by default, if you don't like it you can disable it.

Just keep note that this setting is just about how vscode assigns scopes to code elements, we have no control over this.

It's also probable that they just changed the opacity of that token.. while the color still the same.