Can't see indicators with Shadow DOM enabled

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Can't see indicators with Shadow DOM enabled

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I have a problem that's probably my own: it doesn't repro in safe mode, so it must be due to some package I have installed.

The problem is that the green, yellow and red indicators do not appear in the gutter when I have Shadow DOM enabled. Inspecting the DOM, I see that the gutter still has .git-line-added on it. But there's no CSS rule that adds the border. Here's the CSS that gets applied in normal mode:

In safe mode, there is another rule that adds a green border.

I could understand if a package was overriding this rule, but somehow something I have installed seems to be preventing the rule from even being applied to the document. Any tips on debugging this?

I already tried disabling all my packages, but it didn't help.

Answer 1 · 2015-01-07T01:02:25.000Z

Does it happen when you use a built-in theme?

Answer 2 · 2015-01-07T01:06:57.000Z

Yep, I'm using Atom Dark for both UI and syntax.

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Does it happen when you use a built-in theme?

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Answer 3 · 2015-01-07T01:08:48.000Z

Hmm, not sure what to suggest besides disabling packages one at a time and seeing which one is causing it that way.

Answer 4 · 2015-01-07T01:10:35.000Z

I did try mass-disabling all my packages, but it didn't seem to help.

I was doing it quickly and probably made a mistake though. I'll try it
again when I have more time.

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Hmm, not sure what to suggest besides disabling packages one at a time and
seeing which one is causing it that way.

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Answer 5 · 2015-01-07T01:11:34.000Z

Just to check, do you have any bundled packages installed to ~/.atom/packages or ~/.atom/dev/packages?

If you had git-diff there then I could see this happening.

Answer 6 · 2015-01-07T01:12:23.000Z

IIRC there were some packages that changed the styling of the gutter to not conflict with the git-diff. I think it was the linter? I cant remember though. I would find any package that puts something in the gutter, disable it and reload.

Answer 7 · 2015-01-07T01:12:43.000Z

@dmnd You might want to try @mark-hahn's package-cop, it is designed specifically to help with this kind of bisect style search.

Answer 8 · 2015-01-07T01:14:44.000Z

@kevinsawicki is the winner 😄

I need to remember to apm unlink after working on packages...

Answer 9 · 2015-01-07T01:15:44.000Z

I need to remember to apm unlink after working on packages...

Yeah, when things go wrong for me the first command I run is apm unlink -a

Answer 10 · 2015-01-07T01:19:37.000Z

Thanks @lee-dohm I didn't realise a package bisector was released! I linked it from atom/atom#2357.

I'll definitely apm unlink -a in the future. Thanks all!

Answer 11 · 2015-01-07T01:31:27.000Z

@kevinsawicki is the winner

Damn. I really wanted that new car

Answer 12 · 2015-01-07T01:33:33.000Z

Damn. I really wanted that new car

🚲 is the best I can do for you

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@kevinsawicki https://github.com/kevinsawicki is the winner

Damn. I really wanted that new car

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