> Note that Visual Studio 2019 will reflect external changes immediately unless there are conflicts with unsaved changes in the IDE. I think this is probably the ideal. That said, as this changes the default behaviour of the IDE, it should definitely be configurable, and probably opt-in (at least initially).

In terms of implementation, this would require:
1. Detect file change
2. Check for modification of target component, then automatically (if clean) or by prompt (if dirty), either:
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> **Justification**
The VBE allows basic modification of code window background, foreground and indicator colours, and font face and size. However, there is no means to set all of these collectively; moving away from the defaults requires laborious trial and error to set all of the various state options individually, as such it is likely that very few people bother to try.

**Description**
An option in RD to select an editor theme than can set the available options en masse to a coherent "t