Display icon based on files.associations
See original GitHub issueI have a file without an extension and one that has a php extension but is defined as an html file, and as you can see they display like so:
However, in my files.associations
I have them defined like so:
Is it possible to also display icons based on the files.associations
, then fallback to the extension name?
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It’s really a good idea. I don’t know if I’ll have access to that file but I’ll take a look at the documentation and see what can be accomplished. 😁
@robertohuertasm In our extension, we get file associations like this: