xresources/solarized defines the dark color scheme correctly, and contains an incorrect definition for the light one in comments.
It reverses the order of base03..base3. According to the section "The Values" on Solarized homepage all the 16 indices have a fixed RGB, there's no shuffling. According to "Usage & Development" there, it's the responsibility of applications to reverse the order (e.g. wherever they'd pick base01 on dark background, pick base1 on light background).
xresources/solarized
defines the dark color scheme correctly, and contains an incorrect definition for the light one in comments.It reverses the order of base03..base3. According to the section "The Values" on Solarized homepage all the 16 indices have a fixed RGB, there's no shuffling. According to "Usage & Development" there, it's the responsibility of applications to reverse the order (e.g. wherever they'd pick base01 on dark background, pick base1 on light background).
The upstream location https://github.com/solarized/xresources seems to have this fixed.