[BUG] The built-in terminal display of nvim is blue

[ChuYanLon]

Describe the bug
The interface displayed when opening the built-in terminal to execute commands in nvim is blue, and the text color is black
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Execute pyradio in nvim
Expected behavior
I hope the display is in normal color, or the text is white, at least it can be seen clearly
System (please complete the following information):

• OS: macOS
• Python version:3.13.3
• pipx version (if applicable):1.7.1
• pipx installation method: System dependent / Fully isolated
• PyRadio Version: 0.9.3.11.13
• Player used: mpv
  Additional context

[s-n-g]

This looks like a terminal that does not support themes...

I do not know what the NVM is, maybe this one: Node Version Manager ?

[ChuYanLon]

Sorry, it's neovim

[s-n-g]

I cannot reproduce...

This is what I have done:

nvim.mp4

If your use case is different, please share the exact instructions on how to reproduce your setup.

BTW, since this thing with your colors seems like a terminal that does not display colors correctly, please refer to Workaround for not supported terminals for a potential workaround

[ChuYanLon]

I am using Kitty, which should be supported. Can you please send me the terminal in the video?

[s-n-g]

The terminal in the window is macOS default terminal

[ChuYanLon]

I have tried Kitty, alacrity, and item2, but none of them work with the built-in terminal. However, the terminal itself can display normally

[s-n-g]

I have installed iTerm2 (kitty and alacrity will probably not work on a VM)

This is pyradio running in nvim's built-in terminal, no problem

I would suspect there's some nvim customization that's screwing with colors?

[s-n-g]

Or the terminal definition for the built-in terminal, or color definition for it...

I really do not know...

[s-n-g]

The built-in terminal reports:

# echo $TERM
xterm-256color

How about yours?

If it is different, maybe try to execute:

TERM=xterm-256color pyradio

[ChuYanLon]

I have found the reason. How do I first run pyradio in the terminal, and then open NVM to run the built-in terminal? It works normally (except for Kitty), but the other ones are fine. Item 2, Mac built-in terminal

[ChuYanLon]

Directly executing export TERM=xterm-256color does not work. Pyradio needs to be executed on the outermost terminal, and everything works normally. It's strange

[ChuYanLon]

Then open NVIM and execute: edit term://bash Entering commands is normal

[s-n-g]

I really do not know, macOS is not my daily OS...
I do use it when testing pyradio 😉

The issue you are having is a terminal / curses cooperation thing, so...
Anyhow, I am glad you have found a way!

So, I will consider this issue closed, since it really is not a pyradio problem
Feel free to report back on anything that does not seem right!