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Feature Request - Different themes on new git worktree windows #39

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darksidemilk opened this issue Jun 6, 2024 · 5 comments
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@darksidemilk
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First of all, thank you for making this amazing extension. It's been a game changer.

It would be a cool feature if a slightly different theme or window color was added to the new git worktree windows. So that there is a more visual distinction between the windows to help prevent accidentally making changes in the wrong worktree when you have multiple open.

Would probably need to be an optional setting as I realize some people get picky about their themes.

@alexiszamanidis
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Thank you for the feedback! I am glad you liked the extension.

Adding a distinct theme or window color for new git worktrees is a great idea to help differentiate them and prevent accidental changes.
I will look into making this an optional setting to suit all preferences.

Thanks for the suggestion!

@darksidemilk
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Playing with it locally, vscode profiles might be a good place to start.
If you just change the theme it changes it on different windows, but you can have different profiles in different windows
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@darksidemilk
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It would probably make more sense to change the master/main branch window to a different color and have the worktree colors be what you're used to, thus discouraging you from making changes in master/main.
I suppose you can do what you want if it's a customizable setting.

@jackiotyu
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"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
  "titleBar.activeBackground": "#7a0a0a"
}
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How about automatically changing the title bar color?

@darksidemilk
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darksidemilk commented Dec 7, 2024 via email

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