Mark ChristiansenandDanilo Leal
d6b58bb948
Release Notes: - N/A --- Previously, agent markdown rendering used hardcoded font sizes (TextSize::Default and TextSize::Small) which ignored the agent_ui_font_size and agent_buffer_font_size settings. This updates the markdown style to respect these settings. This pull request adds support for customizing the font size of code blocks in agent responses, making it possible to set a distinct font size for code within the agent panel. The changes ensure that if the new setting is not specified, the font size will fall back to the agent UI font size, maintaining consistent appearance. (I am a frontend developer without any Rust knowledge so this is co-authored with Claude Code) **Theme settings extension:** * Added a new `agent_buffer_code_font_size` setting to `ThemeSettingsContent`, `ThemeSettings`, and the default settings JSON, allowing users to specify the font size for code blocks in agent responses. [[1]](diffhunk://#diff-a3bba02a485aba48e8e9a9d85485332378aa4fe29a0c50d11ae801ecfa0a56a4R69-R72) [[2]](diffhunk://#diff-aed3a9217587d27844c57ac8aff4a749f1fb1fc5d54926ef5065bf85f8fd633aR118-R119) [[3]](diffhunk://#diff-42e01d7aacb60673842554e30970b4ddbbaee7a2ec2c6f2be1c0b08b0dd89631R82-R83) * Updated the VSCode import logic to recognize and import the new `agent_buffer_code_font_size` setting. **Font size application in agent UI:** * Modified the agent UI rendering logic in `thread_view.rs` to use the new `agent_buffer_code_font_size` for code blocks, and to fall back to the agent UI font size if unset. [[1]](diffhunk://#diff-f73942e8d4f8c4d4d173d57d7c58bb653c4bb6ae7079533ee501750cdca27d98L5584-R5584) [[2]](diffhunk://#diff-f73942e8d4f8c4d4d173d57d7c58bb653c4bb6ae7079533ee501750cdca27d98L5596-R5598) * Implemented a helper method in `ThemeSettings` to retrieve the code block font size, with fallback logic to ensure a value is always used. * Updated the settings application logic to propagate the new code block font size setting throughout the theme system. ### Example Screenshots   --------- Co-authored-by: Danilo Leal <daniloleal09@gmail.com>
Zed
Welcome to Zed, a high-performance, multiplayer code editor from the creators of Atom and Tree-sitter.
Installation
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Other platforms are not yet available:
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