Changes

A File Icon now relies on Sublime Text's core icon theme support
and provides commands to select and customize installed icon themes.

Icon themes are defined by <Name>.sublime-file-icons files.

This breaking change may cause visible changes in various themes
as it now behaves as if former "force_mode": true setting was set.

This version requires Sublime Text 4206+

Major Changes

• the zzz A File Icon overlay package is gone
• no longer ships file_type_...tmPreferences files
• no longer creates alias or dummy syntax definitions
• no longer merges its icons with those from themes
  as it is expected for themes to ship their own .sublime-file-icons files

Basic theme patches to support icon tinting and tweaking transparency and size
are still created in ST's cache folder to get them out of sight.

Usage

Run "UI: Select Icon Theme" from Command Palette to switch between installed icon themes.

Run "UI: Customize Icon Theme" from Command Palette to add or change icon assignments.

Full Changelog: 3.33.9...4.0.0

• fix NSIS file extension

• fix Git related syntaxes being overridden by dummy/alias syntaxes

• fix Bash/Zsh syntax being overriding by dummy

• fix some tmPreference files
• add file extension definitions of ST's bundled syntaxes
• add Terraform tfstate definition

• update Kotlin icon definitions
• add pubspec.lock file type specification

• add file extensions to alias syntaxes
• hide alias syntaxes from "Save As.." dialog's file type combo box

• add LiveScript icon
• fix INI file extensions
• fix lock file extensions

• add SSH Config icons
• fix CFML icon definitions
• fix reliability of alias re-creation after package installation or removal
• move overlay package pack to Packages/ to ensure proper icons to be displayed

• don't update aliases and theme patches, when enabling/disabling overlay package
• improve reliability of assigning syntaxes to views
• move overlay package to Cache/