Closed luis-alves closed 1 year ago
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same with #2556
same with #2556
It's not the same issue
Same issue on webstorm 2022.3. Multiple users reporting similar issues on youtrack
Same issue on webstorm 2022.3. Multiple users reporting similar issues on youtrack
Yes this is the same issue
you can disable Enable rainbow variable
to disable the Semantic highlighting
option
The problem is when you have "Enable rainbow variables" unchecked because you don't want to use them via the plugin and try to activate them in IntelliJ. Each time you restart IJ, the "semantic highlighting" will revert to unchecked in IntelliJ itself.
There is clearly an interaction between both which should not happen. So for now, I disabled the plugin.
hi @Eminanza , sorry, I misunderstood your reply, please ignore it. for now, please if you want the "semantic highlighting" works, please make the option "Enable rainbow variables" checked.
In the next version, a new option added, please enable it if you want to enable Semantic Highlighting but don't want Rainbow Brackets to control it. (please make sure both are checked, and then you could disable or enable it under "Editor -> Color Scheme -> Language Defaults -> Semantic Highlighting"), By the way, to make this option work, you may need to uncheck (and save) and re-check (and save) again the "Semantic Highlighting" option.
And, Merry Christmas.
Please check out the latest release.
In the next version, a new option added, please enable it if you want to enable Semantic Highlighting but don't want Rainbow Brackets to control it. (please make sure both are checked, and then you could disable or enable it under "Editor -> Color Scheme -> Language Defaults -> Semantic Highlighting"), By the way, to make this option work, you may need to uncheck (and save) and re-check (and save) again the "Semantic Highlighting" option.
And, Merry Christmas.
Leaving "enable rainbow variables" unchecked still disables semantic highlighting if "I will enable semantic highlighting myself" is checked, this should not happen IMO
hi, you may need a restart and try again.
hi, you may need a restart and try again.
Restarting causes rainbow brackets to disable semantic highlighting with this configuration. Tested across PHPStorm, GoLand and IntelliJ ultimate
can you show any screenshots of your config page?
Before restart:
After restart:
I mean, you should check "Enable rainbow variables" and "I will check..." both, then, this plugin will not change your settings anymore.
Your programming languages
Java & Kotlin
Expected Behavior
Should be able to uncheck semantic highlighting and persist this setting after restart.
Current Behavior
When I uncheck the semantic highlighting (SH) with rainbow brackets (RB) enabled, after restarting Intellij the semantic highlighting appears checked again. If I disable RB and uncheck SH it remains unchecked after restarting IntelliJ.
Your Environment
Kotlin: 222-1.7.21-release-272-IJ4167.29