bug: Setting transparency = false still has transparency

[mizlan]

Neovim version (nvim -v)

v0.10.0-dev-1999+g6f6abd8c0

Terminal / multiplexer

Neovide

Describe the bug

Seems like blend is still used when transparency is disabled

Repro

require('rose-pine').setup({
        dark_variant = 'moon',
        disable_italics = true,
        styles = {
          bold = true,
          italic = true,
          transparency = false,
        },
...

[mvllow]

Could you elaborate on what blend you mean? If your window is transparent that's unrelated. Screenshots would be helpful :)

[mizlan]

Sure, sorry, was in a hurry when I posted the original issue. I use Neovide, which currently doesn't render blend properly, because it will bleed the desktop wallpaper through. Here is the link issue, which has a screenshot: neovide/neovide#2327 I tried disabling blend in the colorscheme with

        highlight_groups = {
...
          GitSignsAdd                = { fg = "#bacfc4" },
          GitSignsChange             = { fg = "#e6d2c1" },
          GitSignsDelete             = { fg = "#dbb6b4" },
...

and with both 0 and 100 values, but it doesnt work. Also, like i said in the original comment, disabling transparency doesnt seem to work either.

[mvllow]

Oh I see, appreciate the extra info. This could definitely be improved from our side once I have some time but until then:

highlight_groups = {
          GitSignsAdd                = { fg = "#bacfc4", inherit = false },
          GitSignsChange             = { fg = "#e6d2c1", inherit = false },
          GitSignsDelete             = { fg = "#dbb6b4", inherit = false },
}

By default, these groups are being merged with the groups from the theme. Setting inherit = false should fix your issue for those groups at least. Note, you may need to update the background as well.

[mizlan]

Seems that it's still occurring

[mvllow]

It looks like Neovide might handle this via neovide/neovide#2471

After re-reading the initial issue you linked, though, I realised that we are using the blend property but never intended it to actually blend via Neovim's API—we take the blend value and apply our own logic to have a colour that looks blended. In short, adding blend = 1 or blend = 0 (not able to test at the moment) to the groups mentioned above may fix this.

[mizlan]

I don't think either works

[shivajreddy]

Yup, transparency = true is not working. other themes do have working transparency

[mvllow]

@shivajreddy that sounds like another issue since this issue is about false not working. What are you seeing to say true is also not working?

[shivajreddy]

@mvllow Setting the transparency to true does nothing, I checked with catppuccin theme and transparency works with my current terminal config, but if I use rose pine theme the transparency is always off.

` {
"rose-pine/neovim",
lazy = false,
name = "rose-pine",
variant = "main", -- auto, main, moon, or dawn

dark_variant = "main", -- main, moon, or dawn
dim_inactive_windows = false,
extend_background_behind_borders = true,

enable = {
  terminal = true,
  legacy_highlights = true,
  migrations = true, -- Handle deprecated options automatically
},

styles = {
  bold = true,
  italic = false,
  transparency = true,
},

groups = {
  border = "muted",
  link = "iris",
  panel = "surface",

  error = "love",
  hint = "iris",
  info = "foam",
  note = "pine",
  todo = "rose",
  warn = "gold",

  git_add = "foam",
  git_change = "rose",
  git_delete = "love",
  git_dirty = "rose",
  git_ignore = "muted",
  git_merge = "iris",
  git_rename = "pine",
  git_stage = "iris",
  git_text = "rose",
  git_untracked = "subtle",

  h1 = "iris",
  h2 = "foam",
  h3 = "rose",
  h4 = "gold",
  h5 = "pine",
  h6 = "foam",
},

highlight_groups = {
  Comment = { fg = "foam" },
  VertSplit = { fg = "muted", bg = "muted" },
  GitSignsAdd = { fg = "#bacfc4", inherit = false },
  GitSignsChange = { fg = "#e6d2c1", inherit = false },
  GitSignsDelete = { fg = "#dbb6b4", inherit = false },
},

},

-- Configure LazyVim to load the colorscheme
{
"LazyVim/LazyVim",
opts = {
colorscheme = "rose-pine",
-- colorscheme = "catppuccin",
},
},
`

[bhuvneshuchiha]

Did anyone face issue that with disable_background set to true, it still gives the rose-pine theme background to nvim-treesitter-context