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[Icon Request] tsconfig.json

See original GitHub issue

I am aware of this discussion, but I think that we should create an icon for the tsconfig.json file.

Maybe we could add the TypeScript icon with a cog…? What do you think?

I am able to create the icon. I opened this issue to have a new discussion about the topic.

An example of another icon pack:

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Created 4 years ago
Reactions:9
Comments:9 (7 by maintainers)

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Logikgatecommented, Feb 14, 2020

@yardenshoham @lffg What do you think about these? I am by no means an artist, I just took the TS from the existing icon in this repo and the gear from material.io and mashed them together.

Any input is appreciated!

typescript-config-light typescript-config-dark

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ghostcommented, May 30, 2021

I’ve opted to reopen the #703 pull based on conversation in #684. It seems like the author redid the icon for consistency.

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