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Hi, this seems like an interesting issue, can you please assign to me so I work on that?
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@zer0link for sure, message me if you have any difficulties. The feature is brand new and I haven't fully thought out how it will be continually integrated.
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Thanks for the assignment, @SethWalkeroo ,
I tried to run the steps in readme, and I played around with the color schemes and restarting the editor a couple of times. It seems to remember the last color scheme I am using.
Maybe I misunderstood the issue here, can you show me a step by step to reproduce the issue?
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@zer0link Oh, looks like there is a problem with loading the default theme. If you open up the editor again and try entering some syntax, you will notice that the syntax is in the theme of Gruvbox, which is the default theme at the moment. I forgot to initialize the rest of the theme, I will work on that now.
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@zer0link Alright, the default theme should load up the same every time you launch the editor now.
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Yes, I can see everytime I restarted the editor, it uses the default theme (Gruvbox)
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Hi, can I know if the issue is still open?
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@zer0link No, sorry, this issue is now closed. I've added the default theme setting to the editor.
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