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testing.iconFailed.retired

testing icon failed retired. Retired color for the 'failed' icon in the test explorer.

Group: Testing colors

Where testing icon failed retired paints

This sample moves from #f48771 to #f5d76e, then back.

testing icon failed retired
✓fetchUser

How to change testing icon failed retired color in Visual Studio Code

macOS

  1. Open settings.json. Press Shift+Command+P to open the Command Palette, then run Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON).
  2. Set this color id. Add testing icon failed retired under workbench.colorCustomizations. Retired color for the 'failed' icon in the test explorer. Use a hex color such as #f5d76e.
  3. Save the file. Press Command+S to save settings.json. Visual Studio Code applies the override on top of the active color theme. Remove the entry to use the theme color again.

Windows

Linux uses the same shortcuts.

  1. Open settings.json. Press Shift+Ctrl+P to open the Command Palette, then run Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON).
  2. Set this color id. Add testing icon failed retired under workbench.colorCustomizations. Retired color for the 'failed' icon in the test explorer. Use a hex color such as #f5d76e.
  3. Save the file. Press Ctrl+S to save settings.json. Visual Studio Code applies the override on top of the active color theme. Remove the entry to use the theme color again.
{
  "workbench.colorCustomizations": {
    "testing.iconFailed.retired": "#f5d76e"
  }
}

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