# Third-party notices

The editor uses Monaco Editor (MIT), vscode-textmate (MIT), vscode-oniguruma (MIT), and jsonc-parser (MIT). Tauri and its dialog and opener plugins are available under MIT or Apache-2.0. The startup update check uses ureq (MIT or Apache-2.0), rustls (Apache-2.0, ISC or MIT), ring (Apache-2.0 and ISC) and webpki-roots (CDLA-Permissive-2.0). Their upstream license texts are distributed with the installed dependencies.

`vendor/vscode/2026-dark.json`, `dark_modern.json`, `dark_plus.json` and `dark_vs.json` are copied without modifications from Microsoft Visual Studio Code, commit `f93fdeb454a0f0fafe5f310408cec48dd3b6f58a`, under the MIT license in `vendor/vscode/LICENSE.txt`.

Source: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/tree/f93fdeb454a0f0fafe5f310408cec48dd3b6f58a/extensions/theme-defaults/themes

`vendor/vscode/terminal-colors.json` contains the dark default `terminal.ansi*` colors from `src/vs/workbench/contrib/terminal/common/terminalColorRegistry.ts` at the same commit and under the same license.

The grammar and language configuration come directly from this repository's VS Code plugin. See [its third-party notices](../plugin/ThirdPartyNotices.md) for upstream attribution.