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I don't know anything about LUA so I can't begin to debug this. When starting nvim I'm left with the error below and no solarized theme.

Error detected while processing /home/ubuntu/.config/nvim/init.vim:
line   13:
E5105: Error while calling lua chunk: ...nvim/site/plugged/neosolarized.nvim/lua/neosolarized.lua:36: attempt to call up
value 'cmd' (a nil value)
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Don't worry this is WSL running Ubuntu 20.04, I don't have brain damage

Should show off some integrations.. Maybe nvim-cmp, telescope, etc.

Before:

After hi FoldColumn guibg=NONE:

I found that it runs highlight clear in setup, which breaks any lualine themes.

I was trying out the colorscheme as the one that I'm currently doesn't support the newer features of nvim.

I loaded it and it obviously didn't work:

So I tried the original neosolarized and that one works correctly.

I'm using Lazy as a package manager and this is my config:

  'tjdevries/colorbuddy.nvim',
  {
    'svrana/neosolarized.nvim',
    config = function()
      vim.cmd.colorscheme 'neosolarized'
    end,
  },

Is there something extra that needs to be configured to get it to work?

I'm getting

Error detected while processing /Users/rubelagu/dotfiles/neovim/after/plugin/neosolarized.rc.lua:
W18: Invalid character in group name
W18: Invalid character in group name
W18: Invalid character in group name

This comes from the setup() on

local status, n = pcall(require, "neosolarized")
if (not status) then return end

n.setup({
  --   comment_italics = true,
})

I'm using the latest :PackerUpdate.

The configuration options in the setup function should also have a viml options for those that like to switch themes on the fly.

When installing using Packer, in my init.lua file, I get this once I reload neovim:

Error detected while processing /home/dg/.config/nvim/init.lua:
E5113: Error while calling lua chunk: ...pack/packer/start/neosolarized.nvim/lua/neosolarized.lua:28: Vim(packadd):E919: Directory not found in 'packpath': "pack/*/opt/col
orbuddy.nvim"
stack traceback:
        [C]: in function 'cmd'
        ...pack/packer/start/neosolarized.nvim/lua/neosolarized.lua:28: in function 'setup'
        /home/dg/.config/nvim/init.lua:77: in main chunk
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Following the error details, it looks like there's a typo in the plugin extension, currently it's .nvim but the repo it's really called colorbuddy.vim.

Very simple fix on line 29 of neosolarized.lua. Should I submit a PR?

I really appreciate your colorscheme.

It works great, except that I see this error message in my statusline on starting up neovim 0.8.1:

neosolarized: unknown setting:  background_color

My settings do specify that as a parameter.

n = require("neosolarized").setup({
  comment_italics = true,
  background_set = true,
  background_color = require("colorbuddy.init").Color.new("custom_bg", "#00252E")
})

n.Group.new('PreProc', n.colors.yellow)
n.Group.new("NormalNC", n.colors.base0, n.bg_color)

The really strange part is that it actually does work; it just complains about the setting.

Am I doing something wrong with my settings? I am not a Lua developer.

Hello, I would like to figure out my problem.
Hint diagnostic is not working properly:

1. first is obvious, hint on lualine and scheme are not the same, I wonder if I can fix it somehow
2. second is that when I'm changing the colour manually (white) to match lualine colour (white), it is working until refreshing nvim
   and then it is again the standard dark_green

I don't know whether this is intended behavior or if I'm doing something wrong. The theme sets the background color to black.

I even tried it in a clean nvim config using only init.lua:

https://gist.github.com/sorashi/9f144e5aa33c1be480d2e675418bc53d

The result is the same.

The background color is set to the solarized background color when I do this using colorbuddy

Group.new('Normal', colors.base0, colors.base03, styles.NONE)
Group.new('NormalNC', colors.base0:dark(), colors.base03, styles.NONE)

(although notice the line number 1 background is still black)

The issue appears in all terminals when using nvim (wezterm, gnome-terminal, black box). It also appears in neovide.

nvim --version v0.8.0

If nvim is set to any other color theme, then calling :colorscheme neosolarized has no effect. Should I use another command(s) if I want to switch back to neosolarized ?

Colorscheme works perfectly fine for every plugin which has floating windows. but it doesnt seem to work with the mason. I have changed winblend options and tried. I thought the problem is within the mason but when i tried it with catppuccin it worked fine. I think there is no support for mason. Please look into it.