I love the themes, but in vim, the diff highlighting could be more clear. I did some experimenting and added a gray color and used that along with red and green to highlight like this:
let s:gray = { "gui": "#bec1c7", "cterm": "250" }
call s:h("DiffAdd", "", s:green, "")
call s:h("DiffChange", "", s:gray, "")
call s:h("DiffDelete", "", s:red, "")
call s:h("DiffText", s:purple, s:gray, "italic")
let s:gray = { "gui": "#464a51", "cterm": "240" }
call s:h("DiffAdd", "", s:green, "")
call s:h("DiffChange", "", s:gray, "")
call s:h("DiffDelete", "", s:red, "")
call s:h("DiffText", s:purple, s:gray, "italic")
Not sure if this is something you would entertain as a PR or if there is a good way to augment your wonderful work in a way that doesn't trample on it.
I love the themes, but in vim, the diff highlighting could be more clear. I did some experimenting and added a gray color and used that along with red and green to highlight like this:
Not sure if this is something you would entertain as a PR or if there is a good way to augment your wonderful work in a way that doesn't trample on it.