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Conflicts with alpha-nvim #4

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loqusion opened this issue Sep 7, 2023 · 3 comments
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Conflicts with alpha-nvim #4

loqusion opened this issue Sep 7, 2023 · 3 comments

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@loqusion
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loqusion commented Sep 7, 2023

When alpha-nvim is used as dashboard, cursorline is not set when opening a file with telescope.nvim or neo-tree.nvim. This behavior persists even when "alpha" is added to opts.ignore.cursorline or opts.never.cursorline.

2023-09-07_18-03-03

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loqusion commented Sep 7, 2023

(Duplicate of #2?)

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Yes it's basically the same problem like in issue #1
I'll fix that very soon. Thanks for reporting

tummetott added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 17, 2023
…cked up by the plugin automatically anymore (upon the "OptionChange" event). The plugin overrules the cursorline setting, updating its inner state only when appropriate user functions or user commands are called. Fixes #2 #3 #4
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tummetott commented Oct 17, 2023

The issue is addressed in the latest commit. Please take note that the plugin no longer recognizes the cursorline or cursorline state that was configured using vim.opt.cursorline = true, and instead, refer to the README for instructions on using the user-exposed functions to manage the cursorline. If you wish to enable the cursorline on startup, you can set the opts.on_startup.cursorline option to true.

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