gitsigns.nvim blame virtual text not displaying

[gnoeyp]

I'm trying to use this theme and git signs for line blame. A virtual text is supposed to be shown but I only see an icon with no text (as the picture shows below). Is it possible to customize the color scheme to fix this, or do you have any plan to update for supporting git signs?

[oxfist]

Hi @gnoeyp! Gitsigns should definitely work so I might have messed up a highlight group. Happy to help get this fixed for you.

Can you tell me what's the output when you run :verbose hi GitSignsCurrentLineBlame and :verbose hi NonText inside neovim?

[gnoeyp]

This is the output! Thank you :)

[oxfist]

@gnoeyp I just pushed a change that explicitly sets the GitSignsCurrentLineBlame hl group rather than linking it to NonText, can you update the plugin and test on your end if the issue is still there?

[gnoeyp]

@oxfist I just updated and checked that GitSignsCurrentLineBlame color is set. But the issue still appears.

[oxfist]

@gnoeyp Thanks for the update! Sorry the issue is still there, I have three requests 🙏🏼 :

1. Can you see the blame text after running the following? :hi GitSignsCurrentLineBlame guifg=red
2. Can you tell me which Neovim version you're running from the output of nvim --version?
3. Can you test if you can see the blame text by disabling all plugins except for this theme? I'm unsure what the root cause of this issue is but it is possible that it's being caused by other plugin

[gnoeyp]

I see the blame text if I set :hi GitSignsCurrentLineBlame guifg=red. I think it's because blame text has the same color with background (#011627).

[gnoeyp]

Maybe it should be visual = "#1d3b53" ?

[oxfist]

I think you might be on the right track. I understand why this might be happening if GitSignsCurrentLuneBlame and the background are the exact same value, BUT CursorLine, which represents the active line, is set to a darker background to provide visual feedback of the line you're in. This is the original's theme default behavior.

What do you get with :hi CursorLine?

Also, can you share your gitsigns config here so I can try and reproduce your issue?

[oxfist]

I suspect you might not have cursorline enabled, you can try what you see on the blame line with :set cursorline. Although this shouldn't be required I think there might be still an issue.

I just ran :hi GitSignsCurrentLineBlame guifg=red guibg=red and see this, so I'm confident there's something messing up with the opacity or color of that hl group, since you can still see the text in the screenshot below:

[oxfist]

@gnoeyp I was able to reproduce this consistently after disabling some transparency settings in my terminal 🤦🏼 Sorry about that! It should be fixed now

[oxfist]

@all-contributors please add @gnoeyp for bug

[allcontributors]

@oxfist

I've put up a pull request to add @gnoeyp! 🎉