There's should a Firebase Icon. Hope you will add one. Thanks 馃槂馃榿
Hi @Shubham2004-AI, we already have a Firebase icon:

Are there some file extensions or file names missing for you?
Oh sorry, I was talking about Firebase Folder Icon
Alright, what would be the name of a Firebase specific folder icon?
outside of a firebase folder icon, firebase also creates "firestore.rules" and "firestore.indexes.json" files when initializing a firebase project using the firebase cli, and those currently aren't marked with icons
Hey @PKief , FireFolder can be ? That's not the best name but have you also any idea.
@AnthonyLenglet
// settings.json
"material-icon-theme.files.associations": {
"firestore.rules": "firebase",
"firestore.indexes.json": "firebase",
},
or something like that. I did not test this; but, this is how you do it generally.
Just added a firebase folder icon:
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@PKief Icon should be displayed on folder name firebase.
_.firebase_ is not mostly used. Can you change that?
@PKief I have been trying to get this to work by default with no luck, then I added below to .vscode/settings.json
"material-icon-theme.folders.associations": {
"firebase": "firebase",
}
Also tried
"material-icon-theme.folders.associations": {
"firebase": "folder-firebase",
}
Still showing classic gray

Hi @ajonp, this is not working because you placed this config in the local workspace settings file. This is not supported right now (see https://github.com/PKief/vscode-material-icon-theme/issues/208). To make it work you have to put this config into your user settings.
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Just added a firebase folder icon:
I also updated the firebase file icon a little bit so that it fits better to the folder icon: