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The usage of faces for filenames is inconsistent. #65
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To be clear, I understand the intention here: in the first case, the filename is a collapsible section header that behaves like other section headers. However, I don't want it colored like other section headers, personally, so it would be nice to customize it. In the second case, it's just a filename, so the |
Your analysis is correct. I think the default should remain to apply the heading face to filenames that are headings, but if you want to make that optional, I'll accept a patch. |
Are you still interested in changing this? I'm going to release some new versions soon. |
I don't plan on working on this myself, if that's what you're asking. |
Ok, I'll leave it as help-wanted. Thanks. |
So the original screenshots don't work. BWAH! 🤦🏻♂️ (I just tried bolding There still aren't package-specific faces that can be overriden, but I no longer perceive a need for them. The package looks consistent with the rest of magit, to my wandering eye. I suppose that the complaints of the OP (who seems like a cool cat) (that's me btw) are no longer cromulent and may be safely disregarded, at this most critical juncture. |
Hello again, Old One.
The usage of faces for filenames is inconsistent.
For one of my projects, the filenames look like this:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tayezuw0vlij4uz/Screen%20Shot%202019-01-10%20at%2011.41.52%20PM.png?dl=0
They are fontified using
magit-section-heading
, which makes the filenames look like section headings, which I don't really want. I would prefer for them to instead use their own face and to inherit from e.g.magit-section-heading
(although I would prefer a different face). This way, I can customize the color of the filenames without changing the look of the rest of magit.For another project, the filenames look like this:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/81seb4ajcygdxxq/Screen%20Shot%202019-01-10%20at%2011.44.59%20PM.png?dl=0
It's a different color! Upon closer inspection, I discovered that
magit-filename
is used here.So, two things:
magit-todos
changes depending on project. I'm guessing it depends on whether there is one file or multiple.I suggest fixing number (2) by introducing two new faces. Then someone can change them both to be the same color if they find two different colors to be confusing/inconsistent.
Speak your thoughts, Old One.
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