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Feat: New theme named tomorrow_night that uses tomorrow-night-like styling that was the default when base16-nvim plugin not found #1281

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cartercanedy opened this issue Jul 25, 2024 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #1282
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I propose a new builtin theme that simply uses the default base16 colors that already exist within the base16 theme file without trying to load other base16 nvim plugins

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I was messing around with my lualine config, and I realized that I really liked the base16 default colors, a lot. I'm just annoyed by the fact that I get a warning notice on starting up nvim saying that I don't have a base16 plugin on runtimepath.

@cartercanedy cartercanedy added the new feature New feature or feature request label Jul 25, 2024
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@cartercanedy cartercanedy changed the title Feat: New theme named base16-default that uses base16 default theming when base16-nvim plugin not found Feat: New theme named tomorrow_night that uses tomorrow-night-like styling that was the default when base16-nvim plugin not found Sep 4, 2024
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