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Colour schemes for a variety of editors created by Dayle Rees.
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JetBrains themes luck of diff / conficts merging support #186

Open temp-name-9956 opened 8 years ago

temp-name-9956 commented 8 years ago

As far as I tried some JetBrains themes most (if not all) of them are incomplete in some specific area. Basically it is a lack of support for vcs lines colour-coding; fox example tabs and files with added/changed statuses are displayed correctly (marked with some theme colours for that) but in the editor lines all lines have the same colour, no matter what the status (added/changed/removed) of the line.

This gets most annoying when resolving conflicts, as you don't see a damn thing - for example in default dracula theme you see which lines are new or changed and which are deleted in different versions of the file, and also the same colours are present on those scrollbar "indicators".

By the colour of lines I mean their background colour (in most cases / themes).

TeodorKolev commented 8 years ago

how you even ran a theme?

emycakes commented 8 years ago

What he meant was, JetBrains IDEs have an inbuilt diff tool which lacks highlighting when any of the themes are applied. I can confirm this with at least three themes (Earthsong, Halflife and Laravel). Would be nice to update the themes with a complimenting diff tool palette :)

temp-name-9956 commented 8 years ago

@TeodorKolev what do you mean by "ran a theme"?

Exactly as @DrOhReally said. I've been trying a few themes, maybe 10 or so, and all of them didn't have color pallete for built in jetbrains diff features. Not a big thing, it may seem, but it's really annoying and made me move back to default dracula theme because of that. Which is sad, because default dracula theme isn't perfect in terms of readability (at least for me).

daylerees commented 8 years ago

Hey guys, I have another repo where I'm trying to increase the compatibility with PHPStorm (I've switched to PHPStorm myself). They don't look quite like Sublime as the rendering engine is too different, but I think they are improved. I'll post here once I'm happy with them. For now I'd suggest checking out my https://github.com/daylerees/material-peacock repo. It's just one theme, but it might tide you over!