Oli

> If I open two files with overrides (as in my Gif above with the markdown and bash files) then it doesn't work So you're saying that the highlight groups...

I can't see how it can work with an autocmd as everything is namespaced but I think this may be easy to solve. I'll have a play this weekend.

@petobens - Okay...I've had a quick attempt. Let me know if this comes anywhere close to working. I'm not sure there is an eloquent way to solve this.

If you put your desired filetype highlights in `highlights` instead of `ft_highlights`, would that actually solve it? Assuming there are not many groups you wish to overwrite.

> That would probably defeat the purpose of having ft_highlights IIUC. Yep that's my point. I think you'd accomplish what you're after by effectively using the `highlights` option. I'm going...

Can you raise a new issue, specifically with the error messages and the version you're using? I've just pulled in a new nightly build and everything is okay.

Closing this as per 56b3a7a75acc50b07e76d52e2ca678ada209cb20

@Leiyi548 this has now been implemented.

Hey @petobens. I believe this issue has been solved in the current rewrite of the plugin over on the `develop` branch. Would you mind testing out that branch and confirming...

Just tested this PR out and can confirm that it **fixes** https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/26640. But I agree with @wookayin...seems like this is an issue with Ruby LSP.