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My understanding is that if I use wal (e.g., wal -i SOME_IMAGE) to generate a colorscheme and then I call wal -R -l, it should regenerate the colorscheme but with light colors. This doesn't happen.
If I run wal -l -i SOME_IMAGE, generating a light color scheme, and then try to run wal -R, I would expect the theme to switch to dark colors, but this doesn't happen.
Problem:
As far as I can tell, "-R" does nothing.
Is this a bug or do I misunderstand how "-R" works?
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My understanding is that if I use wal (e.g.,
wal -i SOME_IMAGE
) to generate a colorscheme and then I callwal -R -l
, it should regenerate the colorscheme but with light colors. This doesn't happen.If I run
wal -l -i SOME_IMAGE
, generating a light color scheme, and then try to runwal -R
, I would expect the theme to switch to dark colors, but this doesn't happen.Problem:
Is this a bug or do I misunderstand how "-R" works?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: