Hyper@1.4 breaks styles

[brandonweiss]

I'm pretty sure some CSS selectors must have changed or something… I updated to the latest version of Hyper and the status line looks like this now.

[kajka]

@brandonweiss I solved this problem.

1. I relocated plug-in from directory node_modules to local.
2. I modified the configuration in the .hyper.js file accordingly.
3. I installed missing modules (tildify after-all-results) for hyper-statusline to node_modules directory (via yarn/npm).

Looks like it's working right now again properly.

[brandonweiss]

@kajka By “solved” you mean you figured out how to temporarily make it work for you locally, yes? Do you know what the actual problem/solution is? Like is it just some undeclared dependencies?

[kajka]

No I don't now what actual problem is. Unfortunately, the solution is not permament :(.

[henrikruscon]

Are you sure hyper-statusline is listed after your theme in plugins? ✌️

[kajka]

Unfortunately no. I use my own theme, which is located in localPlugins. Indeed, this can be an issue; when I add different theme under plugins section, hyper-statusline plugins works fine!

[henrikruscon]

There's really not much that can be done here by hyper-statusline since that's how Hyper handles plugins. hyper-statusline cannot fetch theme colors unless the theme has already been loaded.

What you could do is run hyper-statusline locally as well but that's not ideal I guess ✌️

[brandonweiss]

@henrikdahl Jaysus, that was the problem? I had no idea themes needed to be loaded before plugins… that's so brittle. How are people not constantly running into this problem?

[marcinczenko]

Hmm - this still does not seem to be working for me. I have the following setting:

hyperStatusLine: {
  dirtyColor: 'salmon',
  aheadColor: 'greenyellow'
},

and

plugins: [
  'hyper-chesterish',    
  'hypercwd',
  'hyper-statusline'
],

The dirtyColor and aheadColor does not seem to have any effect. Regardless of the state of my repo, I always get the same view:

Or I misunderstood the meaning of dirtyColor and aheadColor? Is it that dirtyColor means that the branch name will get this color when the repo has uncommitted changes? And what is then aheadColor?

Thanks in advance for any clarifications.