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First, flavours is great, thanks! I like to have complementary schemes, as in solarized-light in my terminal and solarized-dark for things like i3. For now I can make this work by having different config files and running:
Would it be useful to implement a different way to handle this? Perhaps one could specify items to apply themes to in the apply command, either by name (which would probably be the value of the template variable) or maybe some tag in the configuration to apply to many items at once. Like:
You never got around to implement this, did you?
Because sometimes I only want to update a single broken template, it would be nice not to trigger all the other hooks.
First, flavours is great, thanks! I like to have complementary schemes, as in solarized-light in my terminal and solarized-dark for things like i3. For now I can make this work by having different config files and running:
Would it be useful to implement a different way to handle this? Perhaps one could specify items to apply themes to in the apply command, either by name (which would probably be the value of the template variable) or maybe some tag in the configuration to apply to many items at once. Like:
Where the alacritty item would have a line like
tag = 'light'
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