Currently, the files nano-theme-* are only required based on command-line flags (e.g., specifying -dark, for instance, requiresnano-theme-dark). So one of the two nano-theme-* and its functions will remain unloaded. Now, when a user invokes nano-toggle-theme it will complain not knowing about the alternative nano-theme-set-* (i.e., if nano-theme-dark was loaded, then toggling does not know of nano-theme-set-light function.). This fix loads both themes (one commit changes the theme files to simply supply the functions, but not call them), but activates the appropriate theme based on command-line flags.
rougier
commented
1 year ago
Currently, the files
nano-theme-*are only required based on command-line flags (e.g., specifying-dark, for instance, requiresnano-theme-dark). So one of the twonano-theme-*and its functions will remain unloaded. Now, when a user invokesnano-toggle-themeit will complain not knowing about the alternativenano-theme-set-*(i.e., ifnano-theme-darkwas loaded, then toggling does not know ofnano-theme-set-lightfunction.). This fix loads both themes (one commit changes the theme files to simply supply the functions, but not call them), but activates the appropriate theme based on command-line flags.