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Here is a screenshot that showcases the highlights in ediff. Sadly, the high contrast of colours appear to be rather unreadable.
I've been experimenting with the colours and decide to use the ones from magit diffs:
(ediff-fine-diff-A ((t (:background "#663333" :foreground "#eecccc" :extend t)))) (ediff-fine-diff-B ((t (:background "#336633" :foreground "#cceecc" :extend t)))) (ediff-fine-diff-C ((t (:background "#333366" :foreground "#ccccee" :extend t))))
Here is the result.
IMHO, this looks a lot more consistent with the design principle of the rest of the colourscheme, and also improves readability of diff hunks.
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Your fix does look much better, I just need to find the time and prepare the alternative set of colors for the light variant. 👍
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Absolutely! P.s. Magit does have some good colour choices that might of help :) Thx again for considering the change!
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Here is a screenshot that showcases the highlights in ediff. Sadly, the high contrast of colours appear to be rather unreadable.
My fix:
I've been experimenting with the colours and decide to use the ones from magit diffs:
Here is the result.
IMHO, this looks a lot more consistent with the design principle of the rest of the colourscheme, and also improves readability of diff hunks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: