413f680e6envim-tree already tracks the current buffer via update_focused_file and marks it with its own cursorline, but NvimTreeCursorLine links to CursorLine, which catppuccin sets a shade away from the mantle the tree draws itself on. The marker was there and unreadable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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631 B
Lua
20 lines
631 B
Lua
vim.pack.add({ { src = 'https://github.com/catppuccin/nvim', name = 'catppuccin' } })
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require('catppuccin').setup({
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-- Follow 'background', which the TUI sets from the terminal on startup
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flavour = 'auto',
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background = {
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light = 'latte',
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dark = 'macchiato',
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},
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custom_highlights = function(colors)
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return {
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-- CursorLine sits a shade away from the tree's own mantle background,
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-- so the file you're viewing is invisible in nvim-tree. Give the tree
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-- a band you can actually pick out.
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NvimTreeCursorLine = { bg = colors.surface1 },
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}
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end,
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})
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vim.cmd.colorscheme('catppuccin')
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