Open beazcandido opened 2 years ago
Hey! Can you share the names of your theme, and some examples of the fill names of your styles including the folder structure/prefixes?
Hello @thomas-lowry - I work on the same team as @beazcandido. To answer your question, the names of our theme are "High Contrast", "Dark" and "Light".
Here is a sample screenshot of a few color styles we have in the light and dark themes.
I created a little gif to demonstrate the problem. Our theory is that the styles that's not converting are the ones containing the same letter nodes to their parent theme (in this case "Light"). We tried changing their names from "Light" to something else such as "Lt", and they started converting again.
This is super helpful!!! Actively working on this and have an idea what is happening. Keep you posted here.
Hey @Ivy-Y @beazcandido would you be able to try again and report back. I improved some things about my method of finding matching names. It's hard to explain in few words why this is kind of complex but it should work now. Can you confirm?
@thomas-lowry Thank you so much, it works perfectly now!
Thanks a lot for fixing this @thomas-lowry! Works on my end also. 😄
Thank you so much for your support and quick improvement @thomas-lowry!!!
Hello!
Right now in the project that I'm working on we have 3 modes: Light, Dark and High Contrast and inside those we have colors that include the name Light as its context (e.g. Foreground Light, Background Light).
But we realized that themer's new version does not allow these colors to be converted, maybe because of the use of Light as both mode and context. Themer's previous version used to allow them to be converted, so we were wondering if there is a way to make that possible again.