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System:

• Windows 8.1 x64
• Atom v1.16.0 (stable)
• One Dark theme v1.9.2

Issue:
The file icons for the folder and empty file(file without any file extension) do not show up in the tree view pane when using One Dark theme

Now the same thing but with Atom Dark theme:

Similarly it works with Seti UI as well

However the opened/expanded folder icon works:

No other custom icons package is installed so I don't feel any other icon package is causing the issue. My best guess is some conflict is happening between what One dark has prescribed as the folder icon and that of atom-file-icons.

Side Note: The 1 depreciation you see in the bottom right, is a reference to the atom-editor background-color which I set as black, not related to the file icon issue itself.

A good list to add would be:

• *.ksh, .kshrc
• *.bash, .bashrc, .bash_profile, .bash_logout, .inputrc
• *.zsh, .zshrc, *.zfunc, .zprofile, .zshenv, .zlogin, .zlogout
• *.csh, *.tcsh, .cshrc, .tcshrc
• .profile, .login, .logout

They can all use the same *.sh icon.

It would be helpful if you could add support for the C/C++ files

Default file icons are currently displayed in search results. Need to add icons to those file types.

The icon for the .ico file-type is just the Atom default... add the file icon for .ico?

Selected folders show double arrows

.bash files do not have icons

As is obvious by the lack of activity I no longer have time to maintain the repo. Would be happy to turn it over to anyone who does.

Laravel icons for files like
.blade.php
and folder icons for say
resources/views, web, app/Http/Controller, database/
would be great

Hey there,

I'm wondering where the choice of icon for Rakefiles came from. Was it sourced from this?

If so, that page's description would suggest it's not at all connected with Ruby:

Ruby Rake Software is the creation of an experienced master of software industry Mr. Rake. The software guru holds a double Masters in Engineering and Computer Sciences with certified courses in software from top universities of the world…

The icon in particular even seems like a stock logo, going by a reverse image search.

To the best of my current knowledge, Rake doesn't have a logo.