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v1.0.0 – First Stable Release

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@rezniqov rezniqov released this 08 Sep 12:38
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1.0.0
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The first stable release of soviet.nvim – a Neovim colorscheme inspired by Soviet book covers, posters, enamel signs, design bureaus, and military colors.

Highlights

  • Two variants: soviet-dark and soviet-light
  • Warm graphite and cream backgrounds with burgundy, ochre, brass, olive, turquoise, and restrained enamel-blue accents
  • Full Tree-sitter and LSP semantic token support
  • Automatic plugin integration detection with lazy.nvim and LazyVim
  • Broad support for Snacks, Telescope, fzf-lua, Blink, nvim-cmp, Neo-tree, Noice, WhichKey, Mini modules, Gitsigns, Trouble, Neotest, and many more
  • Matching Lualine themes for both variants
  • Configurable palettes, highlight overrides, transparency, sidebar styles, and floating-window styles
  • Terminal ANSI colors
  • No required plugin dependencies

Requirements

  • Neovim 0.10+
  • A terminal with true color support

See the README for installation instructions and the complete configuration reference.

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