Heitor Silva

Happens to me as well... I'm on MacOS Catalina, with Sublime Text 3, and my default shell is ZShell, with oh-my-zsh being loaded by default. If I change the theme,...

It doesn't matter if 256 color is ON or OFF, it doesn't work either way. Example of settings: ``` { "256color": true, "default_config": { "linux": null, "osx": "Zsh", "windows": "Command...

Nope... no changes. I tried ansi also, but it doesn't work. the console in the background is Terminus, and the forefront is Terminal. They're having the same color scheme.

No, the theme doesn't change... doesn't matter what I select as theme, it always stays with the appearance of the screenshot I showed you.

As you can see in the screenshot, the terminal is configured with `xterm-256colour`. I tried with `ansi` also, but had no effect.

In here https://github.com/randy3k/Terminus/issues/230#issuecomment-660112835 I showed you my Terminus configs, and doesn't matter if I have 256color `true` or `false`. When you said about `term` setting to `xterm-256color` (https://github.com/randy3k/Terminus/issues/230#issuecomment-660174734), I thought...

I can also confirm that quitting Sublime and reopening makes the theme be applied, like @idbentley said (thanks). Problem solved for me... 🤘 🎉

@thezimmee no, I'm not. I'm using the `ir-black` preset.

Why Travis was discarded? Could Github Actions be a replacement? I can work on this.

Why Travis was discarded on the PHP repo? Could Github Actions be a replacement? I can work on this too.