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TW 2.0 now uses a DEFAULT theme key. Be great to have that inserted into the color string.
For example: #bb5a27 would produce:
#bb5a27
darkorange: { 50: '#faf6ee', 100: '#fbefd7', 200: '#f8e0aa', 300: '#f5c76a', 400: '#f2a12e', 500: '#f07a14', 600: '#e3550d', DEFAULT: '#bb5a27', 700: '#c13f11', 800: '#9a3217', 900: '#7c2917', },
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
(And yes, that's really a brand color I'm working with for a client 🤦♂️)
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I'm not sure if DEFAULT should be the same color as shade 500 or its own color.
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TW 2.0 now uses a DEFAULT theme key. Be great to have that inserted into the color string.
For example:
#bb5a27
would produce:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: