Hello, thank you for this colorscheme!
But currently if lsp supported semantic tokens it break some part of this colorscheme.
Examples
LspStart

LspStop

Currently I added to my config
local links = {
['@lsp.type.namespace'] = '@namespace',
['@lsp.type.type'] = '@type',
['@lsp.type.class'] = '@type',
['@lsp.type.enum'] = '@type',
['@lsp.type.interface'] = '@type',
['@lsp.type.struct'] = '@structure',
['@lsp.type.parameter'] = '@parameter',
['@lsp.type.variable'] = '@variable',
['@lsp.type.property'] = '@property',
['@lsp.type.enumMember'] = '@constant',
['@lsp.type.function'] = '@function',
['@lsp.type.method'] = '@method',
['@lsp.type.macro'] = '@macro',
['@lsp.type.decorator'] = '@function',
}
for newgroup, oldgroup in pairs(links) do
vim.api.nvim_set_hl(0, newgroup, { link = oldgroup, default = true })
end
by this https://gist.github.com/swarn/fb37d9eefe1bc616c2a7e476c0bc0316
But may be you want/know better solution.
Hello, thank you for this colorscheme!
But currently if lsp supported semantic tokens it break some part of this colorscheme.
Examples
LspStart

LspStop

Currently I added to my config
by this https://gist.github.com/swarn/fb37d9eefe1bc616c2a7e476c0bc0316
But may be you want/know better solution.