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As title, I think the color of matching parenthesis in show-paren-mode might be too dim to distinguish.

You can see the last and the last-second parenthesis in line 6 are too similar, which IMHO is hard to recognize. Things go worse if there are multiple parenthesis in same line and it's very hard to find out the matching parenthesis in a short time. Wish to have a high contrast color.

BTW, thanks for this awesome theme, which is warm, elegant and easy to eye.

In the screenshot for the emacs version of srcery, showing lisp source files, the parens are very dim. In the Vim version, this is an option, but if it's an option for the emacs version I can't find it.
I am seeing this both in my init.el and in clojure (with cider) files. I have smartparens as well - could this be messing with the colors?
Or is this intended?
(I am a fairly novice emacs user, so the problem could very likely lie somewhere on my end...)

Hi,

I really like this theme!
The only thing that I really can't use is ediff! The bold red/green gets completely lost with all the other reds/greens ...
I would be really better to use (almost standard on other themes) a red/green background on the back of the bolds, to clearly see the current-diff ..

Thanks for your great work!
Pedro Costa

In org-mode the verbatim (=) format shows over the spelling one (flyspell), so you can't see if something is spelled wrong. Inside verbatim, code '~' already shows over the comment. So when you highlight '=' (which is orange) and it has '~' (which is blue) it will show that section as blue. Anyway to do this for the spelling one too?

Currently looking for maintainers/contributors. I've personally moved away from Emacs, I'm available for bug fixes and other minor issues but no more progress is made on this theme unless a new maintainer can be found.

Comment here if you are interested.

Remove assets from project by running bfg.

I'm still not sure how I'm supposed to develop themes when I pull them from melpa using use-package, but if/when I find out I can take care of this.

The fringe face does not define the :background, so the background of the fringe just stays as it was defined.
In this screenshot we can see a deep blue/gray column between cursor and line numbers because that's the background I defined in my .Xresources; but when changing theme from light to dark for example, the background of the fringe will stay white, so white strips are pillarboxing my buffers when I do the switch

To reproduce

• Emacs.background: #FFFFFF in ~/.Xresources and merge it.
• Start emacs and (load-theme 'srcery t)
• Enable fringes with M-x fringe-mode RET RET or M-: (fringe-mode 1) if they're not enabled

Now you should have white columns pillarboxing the buffer

Hi!

By evaluating this I made shell-mode to use the theme’s colors:

(setq ansi-color-names-vector
      (vector srcery-black         ; "black"
	      srcery-red           ; "red3"
	      srcery-green         ; "green3"
	      srcery-bright-yellow ; "yellow3"
	      srcery-blue          ; "blue2"
	      srcery-magenta       ; "magenta3"
	      srcery-cyan          ; "cyan3"
	      srcery-gray-5        ; "gray90"
	      ))

(setq ansi-color-map (ansi-color-make-color-map))

Perhaps it could be added to the theme?