[BUG] Overriding with `bold = false` has no effect (while `bold = true` overrides)
Galicarnax opened this issue · 2 comments
Describe the bug
In the default setup, function and method names are in bold, and I want then in normal font. I don't want to put bold = false
in config, as I need bold in other parts. So I apply overriding:
overrides = {
["@lsp.type.function"] = { bold = false },
["@lsp.type.method"] = { bold = false },
}
but this has no effect. Yet, if I also override colors:
overrides = {
["@lsp.type.function"] = { fg = "#8ec07c", bold = false },
["@lsp.type.method"] = { fg = "#8ec07c", bold = false },
}
the color is overridden, but the boldness is not (still bold).
If I override the other way round, e.g.:
overrides = {
["@lsp.mod.readonly"] = { bold = true },
}
this works (constants in C++ become bold).
Expected behaviour
Highlight groups overridden with bold = false
should not remain in bold.
@Galicarnax I was able to remove the bold from functions for all languages with the following config:
overrides = {
Function = { link = 'GruvboxGreen' },
},
Looking at the source, I see:
Function = { link = "GruvboxGreenBold" },
If you dig a little deeper, you can find settings for specific languages.
I'm not sure about the ["@lsp.mod.readonly"]
key and why that doesn't work.
Thanks, I'll use this workaround for now.
I'm not sure about the
["@lsp.mod.readonly"]
key and why that doesn't work.
I used this specific highlight group only as an example, to show that override with bold = true
does work - non-bold highlight becomes bold (while override with bold = false
does not work - bold highlight does not become non-bold).