Update colour docs #546
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It seems you have another commit regarding the handling of ssh in your PR is that on purpose ? |
This brings the docs into line with the lazygit docs.
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Not 100% sure what happened there but I've rebased against master and force-pushed, and now the PR just contains the right commit. Thanks for spotting that! |
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This should help with #543 — the default colour still isn't readable, but letting people know they can use hex values greatly helps work around that :)
This PR updates the docs for colours to be the same as those for lazygit (except I've retained the entry for
default, which lazygit doesn't mention).Specifically, this indicates that hex colours can be used, which I didn't know until I configured lazygit and realised they would work here too.