Open soullivaneuh opened 5 years ago
Guess you could try -c "4;1,7;22". I would rather call this missing feature not a bug. Some built-in colors have bold enabled, but there is no special flag to restore this behavior as method can strongly vary depending on terminal. However describing this trick in help page could be useful. BTW. This should work in terminals that support 256 colors. In other terminals without change in code there are hard-coded colors with bold numbered 8-15
@koostosh It indeed works with `-c "4;1,7;22", thanks!
I let the issue open. Feel free to close it if there is nothing left to do. :+1:
I was actually aware of this, but never properly documented the way to do it. The custom coloring has needed a rework and rewrite for a long time.
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If I try to change default colors with
-c
option, bold is removed from labels:I didn't find any option to keep bold in place, so I assume it's a bug.
Regards