Custom theme couldn't be detected

[webcreative24]

Describe the bug (*)

I've created a custom theme in the following folder: app/design/frontend/Vendor/custom-theme. Everything works fine but Magento PHPStorm plugin cannot detect the custom theme when I tried to override core module template

The problem occurs that there is a dash in my custom theme name

To Reproduce (*)

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Navigate to any of Magento core template files. Ex.: vendor/magento/module-catalog/view/frontend/templates/product/listing.phtml
2. Click on 'Override file in a project theme'
3. Click on the Target Theme list dropdown
4. The dropdown is empty

Expected behavior (*)

The Target theme dropdown should be populated

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Please complete the following information: (*)

• OS: Ubuntu Linux 20.04
• PhpStorm 2022.3.2
• Plugin Version: 5.0.1

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[DmitryFurs]

Hello @VitaliyBoyko

It seems that now the theme should start with a lowercase letter frontend/Vendor/theme, but in some projects there are themes starting with a capital letter frontend/Vendor/Theme. In such cases, the themes are also not detected.

The documentation does not say that the theme should start with a lowercase letter, it just uses the <theme> placeholder.

But there is such a note:

The folder name conventionally matches naming used in the theme's code: any alphanumeric set of characters, as the vendor sees fit, is acceptable. This convention is merely a recommendation, so nothing prevents naming this directory in another way.

https://developer.adobe.com/commerce/frontend-core/guide/themes/create-storefront/#create-a-theme-directory

Thanks!

[VitaliyBoyko]

Thanks @DmitryFurs

I'll check the 'frontend/Vendor/Theme' case.