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I've experimented with using git diff colors to highlight LSP diagnostics in the source code, and I quite like the result:
@epbuennig if you don't mind, since you were somewhat involved (#7), what do you think? Does this help visibility and "look good" without being too distracting or do you prefer the background-less version?
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I think the background certainly helps in the cases where the underlines have the same shape. I personally don't like the style of the text having a light background on it, but that would certainly push me personally to resolve the issues quicker.
Ill have to check at home if it increases visibility on larger code snippets.
I think a style change that helps visibility is more important than over all style preference for me.
I've experimented with using git diff colors to highlight LSP diagnostics in the source code, and I quite like the result:
@epbuennig if you don't mind, since you were somewhat involved (#7), what do you think? Does this help visibility and "look good" without being too distracting or do you prefer the background-less version?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: