iterm2 vim 8.1 color weird about material.vim HOT 14 CLOSED

I reinstalled iTerm and Vim. Didn't fix it.

But I nuked my ~/.vim directory and started over which solved the problem for me.

I had a feeling it was something to do with vim-plug but I have no idea.

Thanks. My issue has been solved.

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@kaicataldo I know, I just summed it up for the people that will come across this issue

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iterm2 3.3.9

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I am unable to reproduce this with the same versions of iTerm2 and Vim. Some follow-up questions:

1. Are you using tmux?
2. Have you tried finding the minimal repro case by removing other things in your Vim config?

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I am encountering this issue.

Deleted all plugins and re-installed them.

VIM - Vi IMproved 8.1 (2018 May 18, compiled Dec 13 2019 14:45:40)
Included patches: 1-503, 505-680, 682-1312

No tmux - same results though.
iTerm 2 Build 3.3.9

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Since I'm unable to reproduce, would appreciate if someone could figure out repro steps.

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@reidcooper can you make a repo with working config?

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here is my example config:
https://github.com/gko/vimrc-material-example

works perfectly with neovim

but for some reason not with vim (iterm or terminal)

tried both importing colors into iterm and without importing them.

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.zshrc add
alias vim='/Applications/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim'
fixed it

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vim version 8.2.319

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vim in macOS doesn't support termguicolors.

So there are three options:

1. update vim to 8.2 and get the support in iTerm 2
2. add cterm support in color theme (added draft #41)
3. check for termguicolors support and set a fallback theme like here:
   https://github.com/gko/vimio/blob/master/.vimrc_background#L17-L27

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Please see the readme. Information about true colors can be found here.

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Thanks, appreciated :)

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Closing since this has been resolved.

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