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This changelog tracks every notable change to the Codely Theme. The project follows the Keep a Changelog format, so each version documents what was added, changed, or fixed in a consistent and readable way.

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v0.0.1 — 2020-03-04

Initial release of the Codely Dark theme for Visual Studio Code.
  • Initial release of the Codely Dark theme, published to the VS Code Marketplace under the Codely publisher
  • Gruvbox-inspired dark palette — built around a #1e1e1e editor background and #ebdbb2 primary foreground, with accent colors drawn from the classic Gruvbox spectrum (#b8bb26 yellow-green, #fac149 orange-yellow, #fb5245 red, #8ec07c aqua-green, #d3869b purple)
  • Syntax highlighting for the following languages and file formats:
    • Python (including decorators, docstrings, f-strings, type hints, self, super, and built-in functions)
    • JavaScript (classes, methods, decorators, ES7 operators, in/of/new keywords)
    • CSS, Sass, SCSS, Less, Stylus, and PostCSS (property names, selectors, values, units, functions)
    • HTML (tags, attributes, punctuation, and DOCTYPE)
    • JSON (key-value structure with level-aware coloring)
    • Markdown (headings, bold, italic, blockquotes, links, fenced code blocks, separators, tables)
    • SQL (DML keywords, table names, database names, aliases)
    • Dockerfile and docker-compose YAML
  • Full VS Code workbench UI coverage — theme tokens defined for:
    • Activity Bar (background, icons, badges, borders, active indicator)
    • Status Bar (normal, no-folder, debugging, and remote item states)
    • Sidebar and Sidebar Section Headers
    • Editor Tabs (active, inactive, hover, modified, pinned, and unfocused variants)
    • Panels and Panel Titles
    • Terminal (foreground, border, and selection)
    • Debug toolbar, Debug Console, and Debug View
  • Integrated terminal ANSI color support — full palette of 16 ANSI colors mapped to theme-consistent values, including bright variants for black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, and white
  • Debug console, gutter, and breakpoint icon colors — distinct colors for active, disabled, unverified, and current-stack-frame breakpoint states, plus step controls (continue, pause, step over, step into, step out, restart, stop, disconnect)
To receive updates automatically, install the theme from the VS Code Marketplace — VS Code will notify you when a new version is available.
To follow ongoing development, request a feature, or report a color that looks off in your workflow, visit the issue tracker at https://github.com/CodelyTV/vscode-theme/issues.

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