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Vibrancy does not work properly when switching between light/dark modes and when closing/restarting VSCode on Macbook. Settings: (and yes, "window.autoDetectColorScheme" is active) ? Light mode: ? Dark mode: Has no one ever had this problem? I have the correct theme enabled but I can't get the extension to work properly at every startup despite following the instructions. |
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It doesn't appear that Vibrancy is active, please follow the installation instructions by pressing ⌘ + Shift + P and selecting Reload Vibrancy. |
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I've done it several times but nothing seems to change when I restart, and again, I followed the instructions line by line. |
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That is strange, there are no errors, only the success message asking to restart? If you could also provide your VSCode's version info from "About Visual Studio Code", that would be helpful. You can also try reinstalling VSCode, as that sometimes helps with issues like these and you won't lose anything. |
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My actual version is: 1.92.2 (Universal). After downloading again VSCode it seems that now it's working quite fine, I just noticed that if you change dark/light mode when VSCode is closed, this extension won't detect that at the next startup and you have to Reload it manually. |
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Glad to hear that it works now, the issue you’ve mentioned is likely an oversight in the code, I’ll look into fixing it. |
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That is strange, there are no errors, only the success message asking to restart? If you could also provide your VSCode's version info from "About Visual Studio Code", that would be helpful. You can also try reinstalling VSCode, as that sometimes helps with issues like these and you won't lose anything.