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> * The only thing that actually changed the look is > `zle_highlight=(region:bg=#264F78) # Added before sourcing of z-sy-h` > and that sets the correct background but screws up both...

> IIRC fg=preserve and the aforementioned merging rules have been discussed on zsh-workers@ a few times, and upstream would welcome patches. > > That'd be my preferred solution. Mine too,...

> How so? The community is very friendly, in my. At the same time, some older parts of the source code do have an unfortunate tendency towards non-best-practice variable names....

Hi @lopi-py, I'm pretty sure that the issue you described has nothing to do with this plugin, nor Neovim in general. It's most likely issue with font or the terminal...

Hi @iStagnant, does the patch actually work for you? I have just tried it and it certainly improves the situation, but doesn't really solve the issue. I'll demonstrate the behavior...

No worries, thank you for answering quick enough! Unfortunately, the behavior is exactly the same for all 3 "versions" of terminals (like above) with your [tag icons](https://github.com/iStagnant/dwmrice/blob/master/.config/dwm/config.h#L31) :disappointed: Btw, are...

You are correct, I have tested all patches you mentioned (including `e3b821d`) and all of them fix the [original issue](https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/st/issues/223) as explained by @Dreomite. Unfortunately, none of them fixed the...

Ok, so here's the thing. [This patch](https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/st/commit/4edc7282ab841142e970dcb4f03f251bb5ed7292) for ligatures solved the issue. More precisely, this is the only thing needed for proper redrawing of wide glyphs: ```patch diff --git a/st.c...

No, no, you misunderstood me, sorry I wasn't clear enough! I meant that the only thing **missing** from the [original/standalone patch for wide glyphs](https://st.suckless.org/patches/glyph_wide_support/st-glyph-wide-support-20220411-ef05519.diff) is the extracted snippet which solves...

Hi there! I really consider this a must-have feature in the future, because lack of it makes Mason undesirable for me, unfortunately. For example, installing `clang` package on Arch Linux...