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Open VS Code Settings page and search for "Font Weight"
Dropdown does not allow user to select "350" for SemiLight
The OpenType specification lists 'commonly-used' font weights, but any value between 1 and 1000 are actually considered valid. Use of a usWightClass of 350 for SemiLight is extremely common, including Microsoft's own Segoe UI SemiLight. VSCode should therefore support selection of "350". At current, users are not able to access Cascadia Code's SemiLight weight in VSCode. Other Microsoft products, such as Windows Terminal, are able to access this font weight without issue.
Additionally, as Cascadia Code is a variable font, users can (and should) be able to access any weight value between 200 and 700. I would suggest that, in addition to a drop down, you also enable "custom" values to be entered.
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The OpenType specification lists 'commonly-used' font weights, but any value between 1 and 1000 are actually considered valid. Use of a usWightClass of 350 for SemiLight is extremely common, including Microsoft's own Segoe UI SemiLight. VSCode should therefore support selection of "350". At current, users are not able to access Cascadia Code's SemiLight weight in VSCode. Other Microsoft products, such as Windows Terminal, are able to access this font weight without issue.
Additionally, as Cascadia Code is a variable font, users can (and should) be able to access any weight value between 200 and 700. I would suggest that, in addition to a drop down, you also enable "custom" values to be entered.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: