Closed niciki-niciki closed 3 months ago
Hi Daniel, I am not entirely happy with the icon either. I am not entirely sold on the function icon as it can be interpreted as "packaging". But probably some tree-like visual will do.
What about this:
That is OK for me. Thank you!
Done. Release v1.26.2 You can update the extension now.
Hi,
Sorry, but I can't see the changed icon in the last version 1.26.2. Could you check again?
Regards Daniel
Is it possible that you did not restart the VSCode instance? It reloads the extensions on update but does not refresh the tabs without reloading the editor.
I did restart VSCode.
Here is what it looks like at my side:
Actually, your VSCode is somehow misbehaving. It does show the tab and even highlights the tab with the icon. But the icon is from a completely different extension. Not even the old CodeMap icon.
TBH I have no idea what is happening there. I have now 3 PC with the latest CodeMap installed (1 manually 2 via auto-update) and all three replaced the icon correctly after the VSCode restart
I can only suggest that you create a new empty VSCode profile and install the extension there:
This way you will eliminate any possible interference from other extensions.
Then the new icon/tab will appear on the left side tab-bar.
Recently "MD Preview Enhanced" extension stopped working for me. But after stitching a few times between profiles it started miraculously got fixed. It costs you nothing to try. But definitely, VSCode can have some glitches.
Still, if you see a way to reproduce the problem, please share it with me.
Thank you for all the suggestions. It seems to by my local problem - after created new profile and installing only CodeMap extension there, the problem persists.
Closing this. Thank you once again 😃
I have found it!
"codemap.location": "explorer"
It should be:
"codemap.location": "codemap"
Hi,
I have one tab for explorer and next to it a tab with a CodeMap - the icons are just the same.
Is it possible to change the default CodeMap tab icon to something else?
The outline already occupies the class icon, so I propose to use a function icon instead.
Regards, Daniel