NeoVim 0.11 introduced changes that affect this how this package colors the status line. This is what it looks like by default in NeoVim 0.11:
This change1 restores the appearance from NeoVim 0.10.4 for me:
diff --git a/colors/gruvbox.vim b/colors/gruvbox.vim
index 66246fb..5df274f 100644
--- a/colors/gruvbox.vim
+++ b/colors/gruvbox.vim
@@ -512,8 +512,8 @@ call s:HL('IncSearch', s:hls_cursor, s:bg0, s:inverse)
call s:HL('Underlined', s:blue, s:none, s:underline)
-call s:HL('StatusLine', s:bg2, s:fg1, s:inverse)
-call s:HL('StatusLineNC', s:bg1, s:fg4, s:inverse)
+call s:HL('StatusLine', s:bg2, s:fg1)
+call s:HL('StatusLineNC', s:bg1, s:fg4)
" The column separating vertically split windows
call s:HL('VertSplit', s:bg3, s:vert_split)This is how it looks with the above change applied, which is the same as in 0.10.4:
I'd be happy to make a PR with the above patch. It's unclear to me though what downstream effects that patch could have as written (with or without an appropriate has('nvim-0.11') guard).
NeoVim 0.11 introduced changes that affect this how this package colors the status line. This is what it looks like by default in NeoVim 0.11:
This change1 restores the appearance from NeoVim 0.10.4 for me:
This is how it looks with the above change applied, which is the same as in 0.10.4:
I'd be happy to make a PR with the above patch. It's unclear to me though what downstream effects that patch could have as written (with or without an appropriate
has('nvim-0.11')guard).Footnotes
Note that this is slightly different from the corresponding change made to gruvbox.nvim: there, in addition to removing the
inversepart, the arguments were swapped. That produces a different appearance for me when applied to this package. ↩