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`spacemacs-theme'; no overrides. #11383
`spacemacs-theme'; no overrides. #11383
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Do not override customizable settings from `spacemacs-theme', since those should be set on a per user basis in the configuration file.
:init (setq spacemacs-theme-keyword-italic t | ||
spacemacs-theme-comment-bg t | ||
spacemacs-theme-org-height t))) | ||
:defer t)) |
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You can override these at will...
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That's correct. However, I had trouble setting those variables.
When having them in spacemacs/user-init
, they are not honored upon startup by the theme because they are set too late (at least that is what happened to me, maybe because I am starting an Emacs server during boot).
When having them in spacemacs/init
they are overridden by the lines that this pull request removes.
See also nashamri/spacemacs-theme#122
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I see...nevermind :)
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Do not override customizable settings from `spacemacs-theme', since those should
be set on a per user basis in the configuration file.