Custom file associations not working
See original GitHub issueIn my .vscode/settings.json (workspace settings) I put
{
"material-icon-theme.files.associations": {
"*.vhtml": "vue",
}
}
and still can’t get the icon for *.vhtml to show.

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So to get it working for now, just paste your icon files association configuration into your user settings:
Result:
You have to paste it into user settings, not inside the project (File -> preferences -> settings -> search for associations and press “Edit in settings.json”)