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Neovim's terminal needs its colors configured separately. Could you please provide values for g:terminal_color_{0..15}?
Thanks!

I've added a new feature called Campground that currently found on this branch: Campground feature

As you can see it adds a vertical color column that matches the cursorline at column 80 and then a second color column at 120 thru 999.

to enable:

let g:despacio_Campground = 1
colorscheme despacio

The issue is that once this setting is enabled and the user switches to another colorscheme the Campground setting is still active. This is because the feature was written in a way that creates a variable attached to that active vim session. I'm not sure if this is the cleanest way this feature should be utilized. Perhaps there is a better way. So I don't feel comfortable pushing this to the master branch until I get a consensus and or all options have been considered. If you have any input or ideas please comment. Maybe something like this is beyond the scope of a colorscheme and should be a user setting in the .vimrc?

In both Twilight and Midnight, the status line is nigh indiscernible from the normal background, which is stressful when working with several windows at once, especially with horizontal splits. I understand that Despacio generally aims for low contrast, but I'd argue that it is rather important to have visible separation between the text areas and service areas (status, splits, tabs, line numbers, etc.).

While waiting for the Pitch mode, I find it most comfortable to use Day combined with "hi Normal ctermbg=NONE" (and my terminal background is simply black).

The Search group, also used to highlight the current line in the quickfix window, is currently Bluebells-on-Dune which I find hard to read. I would suggest ctermfg=234 (Twilight), the same foreground as for Diff(Add|Change|Text) which also have a bright background.

I keep pestering you about the contrast issues, sorry for that :)

In Twilight and Midnight, comment almost blend with the background, at least for my screen/eyes. In programs, comments are often used for documentation, and so, while differentiated from the normal text, should still be easy to read, imho.

I've noticed that the NonText highlight is linked to Comment.

I have something like this in my .vimrc:

set listchars=tab:▸\ ,trail:•,extends:>,precedes:<,nbsp:+,eol:¬

Which makes the EOL show up and is highlighted with NonText. I don't want these characters to be as visible as my comments, I want them really dim, so I setup custom highlights for them.

I wonder if this wouldn't benefit more people, by having a separate color for the NonText highlight in the colorscheme. I have it set to #112233

Is it possible to change NumberLine color for folds? It looks inconsistent at the moment:

Very nice theme, but I use airline-vim and would love to have a Despacio airline theme :)

I'll see if I can add it (I'm not familiar with airline theming though)

I look at ErrorMsg text all day. I need to be able to spot it and read it immediately. The yellowish #dfdfaf on top of the red/pink just doesn't pop enough.