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Status screen background.
In recent version something must have happened to the background settings; previously it did inherit background properly from the theme; now it does alter from it - unfortunately picking up weird shade making screen bit hard to read.
Is there a way to control the background?
Check the console for errors maybe? Also check in your user folder the GitSavvy subfolder with the themes it produced. You can guess by the filename for which view they are used. Maybe just check them if they are garbled somehow.
Generally there is no intent to modify the background of a view, just some selectors are added for dynamic highlights.
Also maybe a pic of how it looks right now.
Thanks - I've updated ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User/GitSavvy/GitSavvy.dashboard_view.color_scheme.hidden-tmTheme - background property; now it does look like it did before.
Haha, yes it overwrites. Still you could diff the GitSavvy custom theme with the one you want to use.
And also search and find where the background color might come from.
Ok. What I did is:
- I had to unpack Behave color scheme I've been using in order to override background color there instead of "customize color scheme" approach
- Twist: You need to re-select the color scheme in sublime
- Once done, generated GitSavvy .tmTheme did include the "overrided" background setting.
Hacky, but it gets the job done.
Cheers
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kaste left a comment (timbrel/GitSavvy#2000) https://github.com/timbrel/GitSavvy/issues/2000#issuecomment-3083946464
Haha, yes it overwrites. Still you could diff the GitSavvy custom theme with the one you want to use.
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Ugly. But for the graph/repo history view we use the same procedure for years.
Ideally, we would use this thing you created via "customize color scheme" as the blueprint and just add the needed scopes there.