Thank you for sharing these themes. They coalesce with nvim so comprehensively that I never think of themes as a separate concern from the editor or the task at hand anymore.
The occasional exception is when I want to temporarily change a color that is unrelated to syntax highlighting for the current buffer; usually the inactive_bg color when I have multiple nvim instances open. Is there an ex/lua command that I can use? I am a little lost in the sauce in the handoff from modus to colorbuddy and cannot seem to pinpoint the correct color name/group/palette.
Thank you for sharing these themes. They coalesce with nvim so comprehensively that I never think of themes as a separate concern from the editor or the task at hand anymore.
The occasional exception is when I want to temporarily change a color that is unrelated to syntax highlighting for the current buffer; usually the inactive_bg color when I have multiple nvim instances open. Is there an ex/lua command that I can use? I am a little lost in the sauce in the handoff from modus to colorbuddy and cannot seem to pinpoint the correct color name/group/palette.