nano command colours blacked out about hyper-hypest HOT 6 CLOSED

I'm seeing this as well, seems like anything that has a background:

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@mvsal My terminal usage is fairly minimal, could you give me some steps to reproduce?

I suspect it may be linked to the issues that xterm seems to have when handling vibrancy in macOS but I can dig around and see. Mind pasting your hypest config (or is it just the defaults)?

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@dizzyup My current hypest config is all defaults with only the hyper-hypest plugin/theme added.

You can reproduce the issue above by editing any file with nano nano <filename>

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@mvsal Thanks - unfortunately it seems it's this vibrancy/xterm issue that's causing it - xtermjs/xterm.js#1898

If you disable vibrancy you'll see things render as expected -

hypest: {
  borders: true,
  vibrancy: false
}

Not ideal, but I'm so far not aware of any way to fix it and that open issue has gone pretty quiet 😕

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@dizzyup It seems having vibrancy set to false or disabling any plugin that has transparency is required. hyper-transparency also causes the same effect even if vibrancy is set to false.

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@mvsal Yep, best I can do is call that out in the readme where I document the vibrancy flag, and then again under Known Issues.

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