Just FYI, VSCode now has Bracket Pair Colorization built-in to the editor by default.
The new native implementation is said to be more performant as well.
You'll need to disable the Bracket Pair Colorizer plugin and reload the editor. Then you can enable the VSCode implementation of it by adding this into the settings.json.
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Great list you've compiled here.
Just FYI, VSCode now has Bracket Pair Colorization built-in to the editor by default.
The new native implementation is said to be more performant as well.
You'll need to disable the Bracket Pair Colorizer plugin and reload the editor. Then you can enable the VSCode implementation of it by adding this into the settings.json.
"editor.bracketPairColorization.enabled": true
James Q Quick video on this - youtu.be/KZC2_OMaEpc
I think that VS Code’s implementation doesnt draw a colorized line to the closing bracket sadly :(
That's why I also use the
rainbow indentplugin.I think it does, just very lightly...