1. Description:
When using shade.nvim in combination with ToggleTerm, I encountered an issue where the dimming is not correctly reversed after closing the terminal.
2. Steps to reproduce:
Open a regular buffer (e.g., a file).
Use ToggleTerm to open a terminal below the current buffer.
Notice that shade.nvim dims the top buffer and focuses the terminal (bottom window) as expected.
Toggle off the terminal (<C-> then :ToggleTerm or similar).
The previously dimmed top buffer does not fully return to normal brightness—only the area that was occupied by the terminal is brightened.
3. Expected behavior:
When the terminal is toggled off, the top buffer (now the only visible window) should be fully un-dimmed and return to its normal brightness.
4. Environment:
Neovim version: release v0.11.0
LuaJIT version: 2.1.1744318430
OS: MacOS 15.4.1 24E263 arm64
shade.nvim version: 50ea089
ToggleTerm version: 4286b5a
1. Description:
When using shade.nvim in combination with ToggleTerm, I encountered an issue where the dimming is not correctly reversed after closing the terminal.
2. Steps to reproduce:
Open a regular buffer (e.g., a file).
Use ToggleTerm to open a terminal below the current buffer.
Notice that shade.nvim dims the top buffer and focuses the terminal (bottom window) as expected.
Toggle off the terminal (<C-> then :ToggleTerm or similar).
The previously dimmed top buffer does not fully return to normal brightness—only the area that was occupied by the terminal is brightened.
3. Expected behavior:
When the terminal is toggled off, the top buffer (now the only visible window) should be fully un-dimmed and return to its normal brightness.
4. Environment:
Neovim version: release v0.11.0
LuaJIT version: 2.1.1744318430
OS: MacOS 15.4.1 24E263 arm64
shade.nvim version: 50ea089
ToggleTerm version: 4286b5a