Open caarlos0 opened 8 hours ago
neovim merged DEC private mode 2031 support, which means it can now in theory automatically set background=light/dark.
set background=light/dark
It would be amazing to use gruvbox like that!
Only problem is that I do have some overrides, e.g.:
local bg0 = "#1b1b1b" require("gruvbox").setup({ contrast = "hard", overrides = { GruvboxBg0 = { fg = bg0 }, SignColumn = { bg = bg0 }, GruvboxRedSign = { bg = bg0 }, GruvboxYellowSign = { bg = bg0 }, GruvboxGreenSign = { bg = bg0 }, GruvboxAquaSign = { bg = bg0 }, GruvboxOrangeSign = { bg = bg0 }, GruvboxPurpleSign = { bg = bg0 }, GruvboxBlueSign = { bg = bg0 }, Normal = { bg = bg0 }, }, }) vim.cmd("colorscheme gruvbox")
as you can see, these would not look good on the light colorscheme.
I only need these overrides because gruvbox.nvim background's color is a bit different than my terminal's gruvbox theme background color.
I also do change other things other then this (e.g. sign columns bg), but I guess these could be solved with Link?
Link
In any case, it would be amazing to be able to override colors for a specific variant of the theme, maybe something like what cappuccin does.
hey @caarlos0 thanks for bringing this up. Maybe it's related to #306
seems to me that it would be part of it, yes.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
neovim merged DEC private mode 2031 support, which means it can now in theory automatically
set background=light/dark
.It would be amazing to use gruvbox like that!
Only problem is that I do have some overrides, e.g.:
as you can see, these would not look good on the light colorscheme.
Describe the solution you'd like
I only need these overrides because gruvbox.nvim background's color is a bit different than my terminal's gruvbox theme background color.
I also do change other things other then this (e.g. sign columns bg), but I guess these could be solved with
Link
?In any case, it would be amazing to be able to override colors for a specific variant of the theme, maybe something like what cappuccin does.