New feature to change theme in slcli like dark, light o maintain in default #1775
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allmightyspiff
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@caberos do you mind testing this out since I think you mostly use a light theme. |
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Issue link: #1652
New feature to change theme in slcli like dark, light o maintain in default
With this new feature you can choose the theme for slcli like "dark, light" or if you not set theme, will use default theme
You can see the theme with the command
slcli config showI'ts possible change to theme with the follow command
slcli config setupAlso, it's possible to set the env variable with
export SL_THEMEExample
For now the color changes are small because they only adapt to see better according to the background, but now you can add new themes, for more drastic color changes