which font is for the missing icons?

[winsphinx]

In the recent version, I found some icon font is missing for debug and boomerang mode, while the others are correct.
So which font is to show all of them?

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The Roo Code documentation mentions the use of material icons for files and folders in the UI, but it does not specify any particular font files or libraries used for these icons ^[1]. If the icons for 'Debug' and 'Boomerang' modes are missing, it might be related to the implementation of these material icons. You may want to check if the material icons library is correctly integrated or if there are any recent changes affecting these specific modes.

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[winsphinx]

@dosu where can the material icons be downloaded?

[dosubot[bot]]

Material icons can be downloaded from the official Google Material Icons website. You can access them at Google Fonts where you can browse and download the icons you need. Additionally, you can integrate them into your project using the Google Fonts API by including the appropriate link in your HTML file. If you're using a package manager, you can also find them in libraries like @material-ui/icons for React or similar packages for other frameworks.

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[winsphinx]

@dosu after installing material fonts, it still shows tofu.

[dosubot[bot]]

If you're still seeing "tofu" (the placeholder box shown when a font glyph is missing) after installing the material icons, it might be due to a few reasons:

1. Incorrect Font Path: Ensure that the path to the material icons font is correctly specified in your project. Double-check the link or import statement in your HTML or CSS files.

2. CSS Class or Style Conflicts: There might be CSS classes or styles that are overriding the material icons. Check if there are any conflicting styles applied to the icons.

3. Icon Name Mismatch: Verify that the icon names used in your code match the names provided by the material icons library. A mismatch can lead to missing icons.

4. Browser Cache: Clear your browser cache to ensure that the latest version of your files is being loaded.

5. Network Issues: If you're loading the icons from a CDN, ensure there are no network issues preventing the icons from being fetched.

If these steps don't resolve the issue, you might want to check the console for any errors or warnings that could provide more insight into what's going wrong.

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