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Which statusline are you using?

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I'm using Lualine. Incidentally, the lualine option isn't doing anything for me either.

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gitsigns option is completely inert.

That's what it's supposed to do. From the README:

TrueZen's goal is to provide a cleaner interface without all the clutter, and if you've used gitsigns in the past then you already know all the things it puts on the screen (mainly virtual text and huge highlights). That's why this integration does that. If you want gitsigns while on Ataraxis mode then simply don't enable the integration and use gitsigns as usual.

lualine option isn't doing anything for me either.

Yeah there was a small type in the code, my bad! :)

Thanks for the wonderful plugin!

Thank for using it :]

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Thanks for fixing the Lualine integration!

I understand how gitsigns works. The problem's that setting it to true or false makes no difference to my config, there are no gitsigns visible.

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Oh no no I think you are getting the wrong idea. Setting any integration to false ≠ doing the opposite of what the integration is meant to do. It simply does nothing.

With that said, setting the git signs integration to true will disable git sings while on Ataraxis mode, while setting it to false will simply not interact with gitsigns. What I mean is, if you don't see git sings outside of any TrueZen stuff then it's in your nvim config, just enable it at startup or something.

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With Ataraxis:

Without Ataraxis:

That said, I am having some independent issues with gitsigns (not loading until a bit into the session, on specific triggers etc), so maybe there's something wrong with my config.

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independent issues with gitsigns

well then if you have issues with that plugin consider opening an issue in their repo :)

Also, is not like gitsigns is something you can see right away if you don't have anything to be preloaded at startup.

You should try reading its doc 👍

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Appreciate the video, and I have already opened a bug report with Gitsigns over the issues I mentioned.

I'm starting to understand the confusion here. I assumed Ataraxis would show the colourful gutter lines indicating which hunks have been modified – unless gitsigns = true. But perhaps the intention is to always hide the gutter lines in Ataraxis and let gitsigns = true/false control appearance only of in-text messages such as git blame? That seems to be working well. :)

Thanks for the patience, and a lovely plugin!

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