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Okay I will try and make time in the next few weeks to use the template like you did above but get the colors to align with what I have in the current theme.
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That is very weird behavior. I will have to look into this and do my best to fix. I am not an airline user though so I might have to request that you help me come to a resolution on this.
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Nope all working fine as far as I can tell!
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@skbolton strange indeed, is there a theme you based yours on that I could test to see if I get the same behaviour?
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@unknowledgeable I basically pulled the challenger deep theme airline theme into the code base and adjusted the palette to match embark
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@skbolton I tested the challanger deep theme and it seems to work fine, odd. Had a quick scan through a diff of embark and challenger_deep but couldn't find anything obvious, but was pretty hard to see any out of place punctuation in the diff!
Might be worthwhile going through the process of replacing colours in airline's default "dark" theme instead, just for the sake of completeness and compatibility?
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Yeah I think that's a good idea. Also I wouldn't mind keeping all the comments and everything in that example. I think it will help me and anyone else out later down the road to make fixes and contributions.
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Update on this, I had a mess around with the default theme by replacing the colours with the closest matches from embark.vim and the result wasn't great:
I much prefer the original embark one, when it works!
I'm not sure how you want to proceed with it but there are quite a few aesthetic decisions for you to make to get it looking good.
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No sync issues when you did that though?
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So in my rewrite I've got it looking like this so far and thankfully it's no longer bugging out:
What I've done:
- changed it so that unfocussed/inactive buffers are more obviously not in focus
- used the purple colours that used to indicate inactive buffers for the command colours
- added separate colours for replace mode (green) and terminal (blue)
- made the filetype indicator match the mode colour of the statusline
- used red to indicate when files have been changed in both the statusline and bufferline
Any thoughts or opinions?
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Closing as stale. Reopen if issue persists.
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