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Describe the bug you encountered:
I'm using the base16 theme, with a dark terminal. bat 0.13.0 renders output as expected, and in a way consistent with other tools configured with a base16 theme. However bat 0.15.0 renders comments using the base00 color, which is black and matches my background. This makes comments invisible (modulo the fact that my terminal background is semi-transparent).
This is in Terminal.app on macOS. If it matters, Terminal.app supports 256 colors but not customizable RGB colors, though the base16 theme should only be using the first 16 colors anyway.
Screenshot of bat 0.13.0Screenshot of bat 0.15.0
Also from these screenshots I can see the {0.2} changed from orange to red. This is the same underlying issue.
It looks like this is caused by 319ab77, which teaches bat explicitly about base16 colors, except bat's only using the lower 8 colors, with a TODO comment saying it should be using high-intensity variants. The lack of high intensity variants is in fact a huge problem.
Describe what you expected to happen?
bat 0.15.0 shouldn't render colors any differently than bat 0.13.0.
How did you install bat?
Nix
system
$ uname -srm
Darwin 19.4.0 x86_64
$ sw_vers
ProductName: Mac OS X
ProductVersion: 10.15.4
BuildVersion: 19E287
What version of
bat
are you using?bat 0.15.0
Describe the bug you encountered:
I'm using the base16 theme, with a dark terminal. bat 0.13.0 renders output as expected, and in a way consistent with other tools configured with a base16 theme. However bat 0.15.0 renders comments using the base00 color, which is black and matches my background. This makes comments invisible (modulo the fact that my terminal background is semi-transparent).
This is in Terminal.app on macOS. If it matters, Terminal.app supports 256 colors but not customizable RGB colors, though the base16 theme should only be using the first 16 colors anyway.
Screenshot of bat 0.13.0
Screenshot of bat 0.15.0
Also from these screenshots I can see the
{0.2}
changed from orange to red. This is the same underlying issue.It looks like this is caused by 319ab77, which teaches bat explicitly about base16 colors, except bat's only using the lower 8 colors, with a TODO comment saying it should be using high-intensity variants. The lack of high intensity variants is in fact a huge problem.
Describe what you expected to happen?
bat 0.15.0 shouldn't render colors any differently than bat 0.13.0.
How did you install
bat
?Nix
system
$ uname -srm
Darwin 19.4.0 x86_64
$ sw_vers
ProductName: Mac OS X
ProductVersion: 10.15.4
BuildVersion: 19E287
bat
$ bat --version
bat 0.15.0
$ env
bat_config
$ cat /Users/lily/.config/bat/config
bat_wrapper
$ cat /nix/store/dr1d3f2p48izs3bc7873bal5np9mcajl-bat-0.15.0/bin/bat
bat_wrapper_function
No wrapper function for 'bat'.
No wrapper function for 'cat'.
tool
$ less --version
less 487 (POSIX regular expressions)
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