config.node_types.file.style.fg foreground color isn't applied to files

[Locorock]

The same can be said for all node_types style properties except directory.
This only applies for files that have no permission for execution.
My LS_COLORS is empty, i'm using fish and wezterm but the results are identical with kitty and sh. I'm using xplr version 0.21.2 from pacman.

this is an example of what seems to be happening:

These are my relevant configurations, i've deleted the rest of the config (except for version) to make sure nothing else could be interfering:

xplr.config.node_types.directory.meta.icon = ""
xplr.config.node_types.directory.style.fg = "Green"
xplr.config.node_types.file.meta.icon = ""
xplr.config.node_types.file.style.fg = "Blue"
xplr.config.node_types.symlink.meta.icon = "§"
-- xplr.config.node_types.mime_essence = {}
xplr.config.node_types.extension.md = { meta = { icon = "" }, style = { fg = "Blue" } }
xplr.config.node_types.extension.rs = { meta = { icon = "" }, style = { fg = "Green"} }
xplr.config.node_types.extension.rasi = { meta = { icon = "" }, style = { fg = "Yellow"} }
-- xplr.config.node_types.special = {}

[sayanarijit]

It was fixed in #640, but not released yet.

Try the dev branch.

[sayanarijit]

Actually, it might be a separate issue. Will take a closer look later.

[Locorock]

Tinkering around on the latest commit i found a way to work around this issue, albeit by ignoring LS_COLORS completely
The issue most certainly lies with the default lua config and how it handles lscolors, since the crate lscolors injects its own defaults

const LS_COLORS_DEFAULT: &str = "rs=0:lc=\x1b[:rc=m:cl=\x1b[K:ex=01;32:sg=30;43:su=37;41:di=01;34:st=37;44:ow=34;42:tw=30;42:ln=01;36:bd=01;33:cd=01;33:do=01;35:pi=33:so=01;35:";

Either way, by editing xplr.fn.builtin.fmt_general_table_row_cols_1 in the builtin init.lua i got the thing to "work"

Edited function

xplr.fn.builtin.fmt_general_table_row_cols_1 = function(m)
  local nl = xplr.util.paint("\\n", { add_modifiers = { "Italic", "Dim" } })
  local r = m.tree .. m.prefix

  -- start of edited part

  local style = m.style
  -- local style = xplr.util.lscolor(m.absolute_path)
  -- style = xplr.util.style_mix({ style, m.style })

  -- end of edited part

  if m.meta.icon == nil then
    r = r .. ""
  else
    r = r .. m.meta.icon .. " "
  end

  local rel = m.relative_path
  if m.is_dir then
    rel = rel .. "/"
  end
  r = r .. xplr.util.paint(xplr.util.shell_escape(rel), style)

  r = r .. m.suffix .. " "

  if m.is_symlink then
    r = r .. "-> "

    if m.is_broken then
      r = r .. "×"
    else
      local symlink_path =
          xplr.util.shorten(m.symlink.absolute_path, { base = m.parent })
      if m.symlink.is_dir then
        symlink_path = symlink_path .. "/"
      end
      r = r .. symlink_path:gsub("\n", nl)
    end
  end

  return r
end

Here's how it looks now:

[abhinavnatarajan]

Possibly related to #705