Cannot override Lua icon color

[ThaiDuy12345]

My configuration:

devicons.setup({
      -- NOTE: override the icon
      override_by_extension = {
        java = { icon = "", color = "#e46368", name = "Java" },
        [".gitignore"] = { icon = "", color = "#428850", name = "GitIgnore" },
        js = { icon = "", color = "#f7cd6d", name = "JavaScript" },
        json = { icon = "", color = "#f7cd6d", name = "JSON" },
        ts = { icon = "󰛦", color = "#87b2e2", name = "TypeScript" },
        html = { icon = "", color = "#de7558", name = "Html" },
        rb = { icon = "", color = "#ef757c", name = "Rb" },
        rake = { icon = "", color = "#ef757c", name = "Rake" },
        rakefile = { icon = "", color = "#ef757c", name = "RakeFile" },
        jbuilder = { icon = "", color = "#f7cd6d", name = "Jbuilder" },
        lua = { icon = "", color = "#37c88e", name = "Lua" }
      },
      color_icons = true,
      default = false,
      strict = true,
})

NvimTree:

I expected the DevIconLua should be green as same as the highlight color you guys can see in the photo but it's still have the default color. Other icons seem work fine.

[alex-courtis]

Execute nvim-web-devicons setup before you execute nvim-tree setup.

What's that plugin that shows the rgb colours after the #? That looks incredibly useful!

[alex-courtis]

Raised #464

Added to readme: https://github.com/nvim-tree/nvim-web-devicons?tab=readme-ov-file#my-setup-overrides-are-not-applied

[ThaiDuy12345]

Execute nvim-web-devicons setup before you execute nvim-tree setup.

What's that plugin that shows the rgb colours after the #? That looks incredibly useful!

Thanks for the fast response!! 😊 it's from https://github.com/brenoprata10/nvim-highlight-colors

[ThaiDuy12345]

Execute nvim-web-devicons setup before you execute nvim-tree setup.

What's that plugin that shows the rgb colours after the #? That looks incredibly useful!

I added these property to the plugin which expected Lazy.nvim will load and setup it first, but still didnt work....Not only my nvim-tree, but also bufferline-nvim or incline-nvim and maybe other plugin did not catch the color

Incline-nvim:

bufferline:

Somehow it only wrong for DevIconLua

[ThaiDuy12345]

UPDATE:

I have got the DevIconLua to change the color, but I have to do an extra line of code after the setup method:

 devicons.set_icon({
      java = { icon = "", color = "#e46368", name = "Java" },
      [".gitignore"] = { icon = "", color = "#428850", name = "GitIgnore" },
      js = { icon = "", color = "#f7cd6d", name = "JavaScript" },
      json = { icon = "", color = "#f7cd6d", name = "JSON" },
      ....
 })

Dont really know why but it work for me for now

[alex-courtis]

Great news!

464 should resolve these sorts of problems.

[ThaiDuy12345]

Great news!

464 should resolve these sorts of problems.

Cool, will try this out

[mawkler]

@alex-courtis

Great news!

464 should resolve these sorts of problems.

464 seems to be an issue, not a PR. Is there any PR that solves this that I can try out?

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I'm having a similar issue where sometimes the color of the override is set to white, even though I've set some other color.

Here's a minimal config that reproduces the issue:

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```lua local lazypath = vim.fn.stdpath('data') .. '/lazy/lazy.nvim' if not vim.loop.fs_stat(lazypath) then vim.fn.system({ 'git', 'clone', '--filter=blob:none', 'https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim.git', '--branch=stable', -- latest stable release lazypath, }) end vim.opt.rtp:prepend(lazypath) vim.keymap.set('n', '', vim.cmd.quit) require('lazy').setup({ { 'romgrk/barbar.nvim', dependencies = { 'nvim-tree/nvim-web-devicons', opts = { override = { md = { icon = 'THIS TEXT IS SOMETIMES WHITE', color = 'red', name = 'Markdown' }, }, } }, opts = {}, } }) ```

To reproduce

1. Open a markdown file with nvim -u path/to/config/above
2. The text THIS TEXT IS SOMETIMES WHITE is sometimes white, and sometimes red (which it should be)

The issue seems to occur with about a 50% chance.

[alex-courtis]

I'm having a similar issue where sometimes the color of the override is set to white, even though I've set some other color.

Sometimes is the key. Lazy's ordering is nondeterministic.

Can you try with another plugin manager or call setup yourself afterwards, in the correct order?