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I tried using this in my Lua file but it does not do anything: palette = {
dawn = {
gold = '#a87024',
base = '#cccccc',
},
}, Even directly changing the colour (for gold) in the h4 = "#a87024", |
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If you post your entire Rosé Pine setup I can try to help debug further but using this in my own setup works as expected: require("rose-pine").setup({
palette = {
dawn = {
gold = "#a87024",
base = "#cccccc"
}
}
})
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plugin loaded with:
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You are using As far as the Rosé Pine setup, you have the |
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I removed the second |
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You are using
require("rose-pine-conf")
in a vimscript file, but this is lua syntax. I think you can prefix this line with "lua".As far as the Rosé Pine setup, you have the
palette
key twice, so the second instance may overwrite your custom palette.