I use indent-blankline.nvim to indent my blank lines with a special character at the beginning to give me idea of depth of indentation. I was using carbonfox theme and in that, the symbol is colored with a weird dark blue color which does not match the pallete of carbonfox. If you set the theme twice though, the color changes to grey as it should be.
Picture of the bug:
After setting the theme to carbonfox again with :colorscheme carbonfox :
The above behavior also works if I set the theme twice in my init.lua, however not if I set it once
Steps To Reproduce
Set the theme to carbonfox in init.lua with vim.cmd [[colorscheme carbonfox]].
Expected Behavior
The characters should be grey to begin with, because, dark blue isn't a part of the pallet.
Neovim version (nvim -v)
0.9.0
Operating system/version
Windows 10
Describe the bug
I use indent-blankline.nvim to indent my blank lines with a special character at the beginning to give me idea of depth of indentation. I was using carbonfox theme and in that, the symbol is colored with a weird dark blue color which does not match the pallete of carbonfox. If you set the theme twice though, the color changes to grey as it should be.
Picture of the bug:
After setting the theme to carbonfox again with
:colorscheme carbonfox:The above behavior also works if I set the theme twice in my init.lua, however not if I set it once
Steps To Reproduce
Expected Behavior
The characters should be grey to begin with, because, dark blue isn't a part of the pallet.
Repro
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