Setting g:gruvbox_material_better_performance=1 links StartifyHeader to Orange

[ndavd]

Is this normal behavior? Without setting the option I have: StartifyHeader guifg=#d4d4d4 But with that option enabled: StartifyHeader guifg=#d4d4d4 links to Orange

[sainnhe]

StartifyHeader should be linked to Orange regardless of whether g:gruvbox_material_better_performance is set.

Without setting the option I have: StartifyHeader guifg=#d4d4d4

This is unexpected, could you please follow the issue template to provide minimal vimrc and steps to reproduce this bug?

[ndavd]

So then it's probably due to my config. I have a colors.vim in autoload that is called in plugin. https://paste.sh/BQGSWC55#9xebSvlsIHfnNsYyt7xsdnCv

(it's probably not worth to make a minimal reproduce, since the problem is probably related to colors.vim)

[ndavd]

Question: Why did you make the colorscheme in a way that in order to change a highlight you have to call a function?

[sainnhe]

Because the color palette is too complex, see gruvbox_material#get_palette()

[ndavd]

The thing is. If I set the better performance option I can't seem to override that highlight. I tried hi! link Statusline NONE

[sainnhe]

See FAQ "How to use custom colors?"

[ndavd]

I did and it worked for other colors. I have pasted my colors.vim here https://paste.sh/BQGSWC55#9xebSvlsIHfnNsYyt7xsdnCv

[sainnhe]

So what's your question? What should I do with your colors.vim?

[ndavd]

It was just for you to take a look. If I don't set the performance option my StartifyHeader highlight works how I define it but if I set that better performance option it links it to Orange. And even when I link it to none how it is explained FAQ, it stays Orange nonetheless

[ndavd]

I'll try to make a reproduce I guess

[ndavd]

The problem is probably related to my config. Closing this.