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Dmitrii Moskin
Dmitrii Moskin

Reputation: 1

After upgrading neovim to 0.10, coc-flutter has started displaying parameters types in a weird way

After installing the latest neovin version (0.10), I can see extra pointers of variables names.

That's what I mean enter image description here

So when I open a file all looks good and after loading the coc-flutter extension, these things appear.

It comes exactly with neovim 0.10, I tried installing manually all previous versions, and there are no these things there. And doing this I didn't touch any packages or coc extensions.

Also I tried to find any mentioning such a feature in the release description but didn't find anything useful.

My problem is they look exactly like named parameters and it's very confusing.

It's worth to mention as well that changing colorscheme is not solving the problem.

I'd accept the following solutions:

Update 23.05.2024

Actually I've found the following advice, which partially solves my problem. Name of highlighting property is CocInlayHint

I can't change what these hints look like but at least I can change color for them. Here is the link https://stackoverflow.com/a/73827297

Additionally there is a way to switch them off completely, adding the following line to the coc-settings.json file.

"inlayHint.enableParameter": false,

In my particular case I have switched them off, I don't find these hints useful working with Flutter.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 253

Answers (1)

learning2code
learning2code

Reputation: 728

Neovim 0.10 turns on terminal colors by default. This changes the behavior of some plugins in terminal. You can revert to the old behavior by turning it off explicitly with set notermguicolors in init.vim.

See here for details: Neovim 0.10 colorscheme changes affecting background highlighting autocommands

Upvotes: 1

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