Nvim is deprecating VertSplit and moving to WinSeparator for window borders in 0.10. By default, WinSeparator links to normal which does not look great for most colorschemes.

I had some trouble customising this theme and the author of lush was very helpful in guiding me to a working method.

So in case it can help someone else out, it works as follows (maybe this can be included in the README.md):

1. Create a colors directory if it doesn't exist at ~/.config/nvim/colors.
2. Create a file for the modified theme: e.g ~/.config/nvim/colors/darcula-solid-custom.
3. Set your modifications:

vim.opt.background = 'dark'
vim.g.colors_name = 'darcula-solid-custom'

local lush = require('lush')
local darcula_solid = require('lush_theme.darcula-solid')
local spec = lush.extends({darcula_solid}).with(function()
  -- Your modifications go here...
  -- Pallete copied from https://github.com/briones-gabriel/darcula-solid.nvim/blob/main/lua/lush_theme/darcula-solid.lua
  local yellow  = lush.hsl(37, 100, 71)

  return {
    Type { fg = yellow },
    Function { fg = darcula_solid.Normal.fg },
  }
end)

lush(spec)

4. In your config file (e.g. ~/.config/nvim/init.lua) set the theme to your custom one as follows:

vim.cmd("colorscheme darcula-solid-custom")

Thank you for the beautiful theme!

Hi, is there a way to deactivate the different background colors when using splits ? I have the inactive tab with a different color than the one that is active. Thanks.

As of right now, listchars appear to be displayed in the same color as the background, therefore being invisible, also leading to the cursor becoming invisible while on a listchar.

You can see the issue really well while being in visual mode, the lighter gray is the selection while the cursor takes the foreground color of the text it's currently on. The listchars have the same foreground color as the background, rendering the cursor invisible in normal mode.

I have installed Treesitter and neovim 8.0.

When open a file where the function has class scope, the cpp function name cannot be rendered correctly. The function names are suppose to be yellow color.

Really enjoying your theme, however it seems like the LspDiagnosticsUnderline*** are not defined. For example, with gruvbox theme, errors will show the underline like so:

But no such underline with your themes are visible: