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I recently upgraded my PowerShell on Windows to use the Solarized colors as well. For this I found this repository https://github.com/neilpa/cmd-colors-solarized. They also provide a script to show all the current console colors and their mapping to the respective Solarized dark/light colors.
When comparing both I noticed, that the colors in the Powershell terminal inside VS Code where off.
Inside VS code:
Regular powershell:
Do they both use different mappings of the Solarized colors to the 16 console colors or does the terminal inside VS Code just works entirely differently?
The VS Code terminal does work a little differently, I'd suggest we hold off on this investigation until conpty ships which should have much more correct colors (see #45693, microsoft/node-pty#216)
I recently upgraded my PowerShell on Windows to use the Solarized colors as well. For this I found this repository https://github.com/neilpa/cmd-colors-solarized. They also provide a script to show all the current console colors and their mapping to the respective Solarized dark/light colors.
When comparing both I noticed, that the colors in the Powershell terminal inside VS Code where off.
Inside VS code:
Regular powershell:
Do they both use different mappings of the Solarized colors to the 16 console colors or does the terminal inside VS Code just works entirely differently?
Steps to Reproduce:
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