Displays a image or logo from the .vscode folder in the sidebar. This is useful for quickly identifying separate projects in different windows from each other.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
The purpose of this extension is to provide a simple way to display a logo in the explorer to identify projects quickly - and to provide eye candy. Having a logo in the Explorer view is also a great way to give a visual cue to the user that the project is active.
If an image named project-logo.svg, project-logo.png, project-logo.jpg or project-logo.jpeg is found in the .vscode folder, it will be displayed in the explorer view.
I'd recommend using a logo that goes well with both light and dark themes, a way around any issues is to place the logo against a colored background.
Change Log
1.2.2
Adding or removing a workspace folder no longer pulls you away from your current view to the Explorer
The Project Logo view no longer grabs keyboard focus when there is no logo
Improved stability when the view is hidden and shown again
1.2.1
Added an icon to the Project Logo view. This is only shown when the view is moved to the activity bar or when name can't be displayed
1.2.0
Changed how logo is loaded to solve a bug that could cause logo to not be loaded