Closed jquesada2016 closed 1 year ago
Looking at the log attached above, I noticed it says true color support is required, which is strange, because both Alacritty and Windows Terminal support true color...so not sure how to trubleshoot this.
It's not picked up when running WSL. You can override detection in your config: https://docs.helix-editor.com/configuration.html
Summary
When running Helix within WSL, through a terminal emulator, such as the new Windows terminal emulator, or Alacritty, then themes seem to not be applied, and instead I get only black-and-white styling:
However, when I access helix through WSL, from, for example an integrated terminal within VS Code, themes work fine!
Not sure what's going on here. The runtime files, and themes definitely seem to be there, since VS Code's terminal is able to pick up the colors.
Reproduction Steps
I tried installing from package manager, as well as building from lates master, then switched to latest 23.05. I also tried using both `HELIX_RUNTIME` environment variables, as well as symlinking the runtime files into `~/.config/helix/runtime`. Nothing worked, besides running Helix within WSL inside VS Code I expected this to happen: Themes to work, regardless of the terminal emulator I used. Instead, this happened: Theme colors only seemed to be applied when attaching through VS Code's integrated terminal. ### Helix log~/.cache/helix/helix.log
``` 2023-05-27T19:31:59.413 helix_view::editor [ERROR] editor error: Unsupported theme: theme requires true color support ```