Thanks for this awesome theme. It would be nice if there's an high contrast edition of the theme where the panes will have some sort of border or they have slightly different background color. Then it would be easier to distinguish among panes. Some folk like me prefer this than the whole workbench being in same flat color.

It can be difficult to read a typescript mouseover when there's text behind it. Can the background be made opaque? I'm willing to take a stab at it if you can point me in the right direction.

The background for consecutive inserted and removed lines overlaps. See the below screenshot. Also now that I look at it, the color of the line numbers is pretty hard to read.

For reference, here's the expected behavior from the default theme:

I poked around a bit with the inspect element tool but I couldn't find anything obvious. Not sure what's causing this, but also I don't really have any experience with typescript, etc.

Right now the default colors for inlay hints are very distracting, this is how it looks right now (Rust code):

I think inlay hints are supposed to be in the background and only give you additional information when you're actively trying to look at them, they probably shouldn't be the center of attention and you should be able to read the code without being too distracted by them.

This is how the "Gruvbox Material" theme has done inlay hints and I think it looks very good:

Right now I'm using this code to change the colors of inlay hints for this theme:

    "workbench.colorCustomizations": {
        "[Gruvbox Minor Dark *]": {
            "editorInlayHint.background": "#ffffff00",
            "editorInlayHint.foreground": "#fcdc9060",
        }
    }

So now the background is completely transparent and for the foreground I'm using a very bright yellow (the same hue as the theme's yellow color) with low transparency which in practice looks like this:

Personally as long as the background is transparent and the foreground color is sufficiently faded I'd be happy.

The original vim theme supports Rainbow Parentheses and Indent Guides plugins.

The equivalents in VS Code extension ecosystem are indent-rainbow and Bracket Pair Colorizer.

Using the colours specified in the original theme I hacked it together using Settings Cycler.

The relevant settings snippet:

    "settings.cycle": [
        {
            "id": "switchGruvbox",
            "overrideWorkspaceSettings": false,
            "values": [
                {
                    "workbench.colorTheme": "Gruvbox Minor Dark Medium",
                    "indentRainbow.colors": [
                        "rgba(31,29,27,0.1)",
                        "rgba(60,59,54,0.1)"
                    ],
                    "bracketPairColorizer.consecutivePairColors": [
                        "()",
                        "[]",
                        "{}",
                        [
                            "#d65d0e",
                            "#cc241d",
                            "#b16286"
                        ],
                        "#458588"
                    ]
                },
                {
                    "workbench.colorTheme": "Gruvbox Minor Light Medium",
                    "indentRainbow.colors": [
                        "rgba(213,196,161,0.1)",
                        "rgba(235,219,178,0.1)"
                    ],
                    "bracketPairColorizer.consecutivePairColors": [
                        "()",
                        "[]",
                        "{}",
                        [
                            "#d65d0e",
                            "#cc241d",
                            "#b16286"
                        ],
                        "#458588"
                    ]
                }
            ]
        }
    ],

Love the theme! However, it doesn't properly color the border when using

    "editor.stickyScroll.enabled": true,

Here's a screenshot from Tom Philbin's Gruvbox Themes (light medium):

And here's a screenshot from gruvbox-minor (light medium):

Notice the lack of border in the second screenshot.

Is this an easy fix? I have no experience with theming vscode. 😅

Issue: The theme has IMO very low contrast between comments (prefixed with '%') and normal text for documents written in the LaTeX markup language. The images below show the contrast between text in the gruvbox-minor (dark-hard) theme on the top as well as the gruvbox theme by jdinhlife on the bottom. In my opinion the text in the bottom picture is much more readable.

The problem for me is that I have difficulty differentiating comments from normal text, especially in larger documents. In addition general contrast of normal text to the background appears too low.

Proposed Solution: I know that color contrast may be personal preference and there might be a reason for the chosen contrast. However, if this is just an oversight or this theme is simply seldomly used for writing LaTeX, I would appreciate if the contrast could be increased. A good reference is IMO the contrast for Markdown documents, as for them gruvbox-minor is delightful to use...

This is easily the best color scheme I've used!

I've been trying to find something equivalent for neovim, but nothing really fits the bill quite like this one.

I'm reluctant to trying to port this myself, even though I'm considering it.

Do you know of any projects who've tried it?

The text is barely legible if you highlight text in the search box.