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akinsho avatar akinsho commented on June 8, 2024 1

@diegoulloao so as I mentioned, you have misspelt the names of the highlight groups so they are probably getting assigned incorrectly to something else which makes them appear different to the sign column which you are not trying to highlight, but I've left as it originally is. This is almost certainly a configuration issue rather than a bug in the plugin. I'm sorry but especially given this time of year. I don't really have the time to help you debug this. I strongly recommend you have a close look at the names of the highlight groups cuz they are wrong and try fixing it. Hopefully that fixes it, but otherwise I'm pretty sure that this is not a bug since I tried on different machines and it doesn't reproduce. If you manage to narrow it down to a specific minimal configuration that causes this issue without any extra plugins and no colour scheme influence then please raise the issue again.

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diegoulloao avatar diegoulloao commented on June 8, 2024 1

this worked:

{
  -- config
  on_create = function()
    vim.cmd([[ setlocal signcolumn=no ]])
  end,
}

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akinsho avatar akinsho commented on June 8, 2024

@diegoulloao it appears you've misspelled the highlight groups please have a close look as this might explain the issue. The area seems to be the SignColumn which you can also highlight

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diegoulloao avatar diegoulloao commented on June 8, 2024

Thanks for your reply.

Actually is not.
Is happening for other colorschemes too, even when I'm not highlighting any groups on my config.

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diegoulloao avatar diegoulloao commented on June 8, 2024

@diegoulloao so as I mentioned, you have misspelt the names of the highlight groups so they are probably getting assigned incorrectly to something else which makes them appear different to the sign column which you are not trying to highlight, but I've left as it originally is. This is almost certainly a configuration issue rather than a bug in the plugin. I'm sorry but especially given this time of year. I don't really have the time to help you debug this. I strongly recommend you have a close look at the names of the highlight groups cuz they are wrong and try fixing it. Hopefully that fixes it, but otherwise I'm pretty sure that this is not a bug since I tried on different machines and it doesn't reproduce. If you manage to narrow it down to a specific minimal configuration that causes this issue without any extra plugins and no colour scheme influence then please raise the issue again.

I understand, thanks for your reply.

Just FYI, the problem persist even using the neovim built-in themes with all plugins disabled. No highlighted groups are active. Weird...

Thanks!

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diegoulloao avatar diegoulloao commented on June 8, 2024

Ok, I figured out, is the signcolumn = "yes". I'm searching how to disable it just for toggleterm buffers (I'm using gitsigns too).

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