Closed dehlong closed 1 year ago
elsaco
commented
1 year ago @dehlong Ubuntu has ls aliased to ls --color=auto. In a shell run type ls and you'll get ls is aliased to 'ls --color=auto' most likely. The stupid folder highlights are telling you those are directories and depending on you color scheme it could be hard to read. You get the same directory highlight when running ls in a powershell session. Use ls --color=never to hide them.
OneBlue
commented
1 year ago Indeed these directory are highlighted that way by design. To work around it I'd recommend switching your color theme or looking into overriding colors.
Closing since this is by design.
dehlong
commented
1 year ago Even with ls color never, they are still highlighted
No, this is a bug. Even if I set this to my zsh, which should prevent the folders highlighting in zsh, it does nothing: zstyle ':completion:*' list-colors "${(@s.:.)LS_COLORS}" autoload -Uz compinit compinit
Fodlers are still highlighted as I showed So yes, this is a bug and no how it should be. In other linux distributions, issue like this is not present, just WSL
Windows Version
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19044.3448]
WSL Version
Invalid command line option: --version
Are you using WSL 1 or WSL 2?
Kernel Version
5.10.102.1
Distro Version
Ubuntu 20.04
Other Software
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Repro Steps
Go to a folder which has a subfolders, Run cd+TAB and you will see stupid folder highlighting:
Expected Behavior
No highlight, just different color like in ls after fix:
Actual Behavior
Highlighting that makes folders' names impossible to read:
I have already managed to remove this thing for ls but it appears even with cd and no resources online mention the fix. I consider this a bug because it makes folders' names impossible to read with most popular terminal themes such as Nord, Gruvbox, Catpuccin, material, etc.
Diagnostic Logs
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