What resource sets the sourceDateGutter change color?

[themountinman]

👉🏻 I don't have a bug to report. I just need information, and haven't been able to find it anywhere else.
I would like to know what resource is used to change the color of the source date when you edit the associated line in the source code, and where that resource is stored (e.g. settings.json?).
I'm one of those pain-in-the-rear devs that likes to set all my editor colors myself. And I find the source date change color too attention-grabbing. I would like to change it something more subtle. But, the Developer: Inspect Editor Tokens and Scopes tool does not seem to work in the line/date gutter, so I don't know how to identify the resource myself.

Any assistance is appreciated.

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Variants

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}

[SanjulaGanepola]

@themountinman There are 2 types of gutter colors which have associated ThemeColor IDs:

• For searched dates: gitDecoration.addedResourceForeground
• For lines edited today: gitDecoration.modifiedResourceForeground

These are default IDs part of VS Code which can in fact be customized. You can do this in the VS Code settings:

and then customizing the color associated with those IDs:

You can find all these different built-in ThemeColor IDs here: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/theme-color