Having the backgroud color (defined in color scheme) force-applied to SSH terminal

[slanglade]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When I select a color scheme, the SSH terminal window doesn't respect the background color.

Describe the solution you'd like
I want the defined backgroung color to be force-applied to the background of my SSH terminal

Describe alternatives you've considered
none

Additional context

[slanglade]

@Eugeny , there seems to be a "terminal.background" setting that could be added in the config file, but when I try and add it, the ssh tab still doesn't show the background color of the scheme. Every other color looks fine.

In my case, it's the "Red Sands" one for my prod connections, so background is red and can't be missed :-)

[Eugeny]

Are you using the default Theme? ("Follow the color scheme" in Settings -> Window -> Theme).

If you're using a non-default window theme, the window background doesn't automatically use the background from the color scheme. You'll see a setting for that in Appearance -> Terminal background

[slanglade]

I have the Settings / Window / Theme = "Follow the color scheme".

The scheme itself is applied via a profile group / SSH / Colors / "Red Sands".

When I open a SSH connexion attached to this profile group, I can see different colors if I change the "Colors" settings in the profile group. But the background doesn't change keep being some kind of dark grey (n really black), that is shared by all tab of all kinds.

And I added the terminal.background setting in the "</> Config file" panel :

...
terminal:
  background: colorScheme
  searchOptions: {}
  ...

[slanglade]

Oh @Eugeny, by the way, I'm using 1.0.211 and I don't see the Appearance / Terminal Background option ?