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  • Documentation
    • Added a new "nvim" section to the user guide.
  • Refactor
    • Removed a few redundant keybindings to streamline quickfix window management.
  • Style
    • Introduced an alternative colorscheme option and adjusted UI color settings, including changes to line number highlights and terminal appearance.
  • Chores
    • Updated plugin dependencies and reorganized configurations.
  • New Features
    • Integrated and streamlined Go language support.
    • Updated the background image selection for a refreshed look.

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This pull request updates various Neovim configuration files. A new "nvim" section has been added to the README. Keybindings for quickfix management have been adjusted, and theme settings have been altered by adding a commented rose-pine option and disabling certain line number highlights. The terminal color setting is switched off in the main configuration file along with an appended fillchars option. Changes in the plugin lock file remove several plugins while adding a new "neovim" entry. Additionally, the colorscheme configuration is reworked to focus solely on rose-pine, and support for Go is updated by adding a plugin in one file and removing a redundant one.

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File(s) Change Summary
README.md Added a new "nvim" section.
after/plugin/keybinding.vim Removed mappings for <leader>gg and <leader>gw; retained <leader>qq mapping for quickfix functionality.
after/plugin/theme.vim Added a commented colorscheme rose-pine option; commented out line number highlight settings for LineNr, LineNrAbove, and LineNrBelow.
init.lua Updated vim.opt.termguicolors from true to false; appended fillchars option for end-of-buffer customization.
lazy-lock.json Removed plugins: nord.nvim, onedarkpro.nvim, vim-colors-solarized, and vim-go; added a new "neovim" plugin entry with branch and commit info.
lua/.../colorscheme.lua Introduced a detailed rose-pine configuration; removed previous setups for solarized, onedark, nord, and colorbuddy.
lua/.../lsp.lua & lua/.../vim_go.lua Added a new plugin entry for "fatih/vim-go" in lsp.lua and removed the separate vim_go.lua configuration file.
lua/.../telescope.lua Reformatting adjustments; updated anime_selector path from "~/anime-wallpapers" to "~/code/wallpapers/ThePrimeagen".

Possibly related PRs

  • Test cr #3: Involves adding a new "nvim" section in the README, directly matching part of the current changes.
  • Create README.md #2: Also focuses on introducing the "nvim" section in the README, closely related to this PR's modifications.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
lua/custom/plugins/colorscheme.lua (1)

91-94: ⚠️ Potential issue

Verify theme availability.

Only gruvbox is being returned while rose-pine is configured but not included in the return statement.

Apply this diff to include rose-pine:

 return {
   gruvbox,
+  rosepine,
 }
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  • README.md (1 hunks)
  • after/plugin/keybinding.vim (0 hunks)
  • after/plugin/theme.vim (2 hunks)
  • init.lua (1 hunks)
  • lazy-lock.json (1 hunks)
  • lua/custom/plugins/colorscheme.lua (1 hunks)
  • lua/custom/plugins/lsp.lua (1 hunks)
  • lua/custom/plugins/telescope.lua (1 hunks)
  • lua/custom/plugins/vim_go.lua (0 hunks)
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  • lua/custom/plugins/vim_go.lua
  • after/plugin/keybinding.vim
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  • README.md
  • after/plugin/theme.vim
  • lua/custom/plugins/telescope.lua
🔇 Additional comments (4)
lua/custom/plugins/colorscheme.lua (1)

6-89: LGTM! Well-structured rose-pine configuration.

The configuration is comprehensive and well-organized, with clear sections for variants, features, styles, and color mappings.

init.lua (2)

95-95: LGTM! Cosmetic improvement.

Setting end-of-buffer character to space improves the visual appearance by removing the default ~ characters.


38-38:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify terminal color support.

Setting termguicolors to false might affect color rendering in terminals that support true colors. Consider keeping it enabled if your terminal supports it.


🌐 Web query:

What is the impact of disabling termguicolors in Neovim?

💡 Result:

Disabling termguicolors in Neovim reverts color handling to the terminal's ANSI palette (typically 16 or 256 colors), impacting visual elements and compatibility:

  1. Color Accuracy Reduction

    • True 24-bit color support is disabled[1][6][7]. Colorschemes designed for termguicolors may appear oversimplified or mismatched[6][8].
    • Example: A hex-based GUI color like #FF5733 falls back to the closest ANSI approximation[6][8].
  2. Theme Compatibility Issues

    • Themes relying on termguicolors may break or display incorrectly[6]. For instance:
      " Without termguicolors:
      " This hex-defined highlight group fails to apply as intended
      hi Comment guifg=#7f849c
    • Preconfigured themes like srcery or catppuccin may lose fidelity[6][8].
  3. Transparency Handling

    • While Vim historically struggled with transparency under termguicolors[1][3], Neovim generally handles background transparency better via:
      hi Normal guibg=NONE ctermbg=NONE
      However, some edge cases may still depend on terminal emulator settings[5][7].
  4. Terminal Environment Dependencies

    • Colors inherit directly from the host terminal’s palette[2][7]. For example:
      # Alacritty config (~/.config/alacritty/alacritty.yml)
      colors:
        primary:
          background: '#1e1e2e'  # Affects Neovim if termguicolors=off
    • Requires manual ANSI color adjustments in terminal emulators like iTerm2 or Alacritty[2][5].

For most users, enabling termguicolors is recommended unless working with legacy terminals or tools that conflict with truecolor support[7][9].

Citations:


Action Required: Verify Terminal Color Setup & Validate Fillchars Change

  • Terminal Colors: Disabling termguicolors forces Neovim to fall back to the terminal’s ANSI palette (typically 16 or 256 colors), which can lead to reduced color accuracy and mismatched themes—especially if you use colorschemes designed for true 24-bit color support. If your terminal supports true colors, consider keeping termguicolors enabled to retain optimal color fidelity.
  • Fillchars Update: The cosmetic change to append a custom character for the end-of-buffer (eob) is minor but should be verified to ensure it aligns with your overall UI design and doesn’t inadvertently affect visual consistency.
lazy-lock.json (1)

16-16: LGTM! Lock file updates align with plugin changes.

The changes reflect:

  • Addition of rose-pine theme ("neovim")
  • Removal of other themes (nord, onedarkpro, solarized)
  • Removal of vim-go (now configured in lsp.lua)

Comment on lines +351 to +353
local vim_go = {
"fatih/vim-go",
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Include vim-go in the return statement and consider adding configuration.

The vim-go plugin is defined but not returned. Also, consider adding configuration options for better integration.

  1. Include vim-go in the return statement:
 return {
   jdtls,
   typescript_tools,
   lspconfig,
   scala_metals,
+  vim_go,
 }
  1. Consider adding configuration options:
 local vim_go = {
   "fatih/vim-go",
+  config = function()
+    -- Disable vim-go's LSP features as we're using gopls
+    vim.g.go_gopls_enabled = 0
+    -- Enable auto formatting on save
+    vim.g.go_fmt_autosave = 1
+    -- Use goimports for formatting
+    vim.g.go_fmt_command = "goimports"
+  end,
 }
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local vim_go = {
"fatih/vim-go",
}
local vim_go = {
"fatih/vim-go",
config = function()
-- Disable vim-go's LSP features as we're using gopls
vim.g.go_gopls_enabled = 0
-- Enable auto formatting on save
vim.g.go_fmt_autosave = 1
-- Use goimports for formatting
vim.g.go_fmt_command = "goimports"
end,
}
return {
jdtls,
typescript_tools,
lspconfig,
scala_metals,
vim_go,
}

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