colorScheme="black" bug
See original GitHub issueWhen setting colorScheme="black"
or colorScheme="white"
or any other custom color, the color does not get applied, since these two have no levels in default theme.
In the same way, if I define my own theme with different tones of let’s say white
components will not work b/c they are assuming white exists with no shades according to defaultTheme.
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I see what you mean, makes sense. I see the big picture now. Thanks a mill!
@with-heart Yeah! I did search
⌘ + K
forcolorScheme
first, but found no specific sections (expected). But I would’ve expected this to be in either or both Colors, or Customize Theme with a preference for the first option, as I find it more intuitive.