Sure. I can update the commit message. Both the commit message and the doc update already described that the default is terminal dependent and frequently not white on black, and the doc update gave transparent as an example. I expected that to be clear enough, but I can add more background. > On Oct 28, 2021, at 9:41 AM, Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Robert Estelle <robertestelle@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > >> Those are good examples. Note that this applies to more cases than >> those relying on transparency or patterns: color terms often have >> defaults that are not identical to their ANSI palette. I suspect >> *most* themes are probably this way, based on a quick sampling. >> You can see a bunch of examples here: >> https://github.com/mbadolato/iTerm2-Color-Schemes#screenshots in all >> the themes where the background color in the "40m" column isn't the >> same as the unset column before it. (All of Terminal.app's built-in >> themes are that way; I know xterm defaults to black on white vs white >> on black; and so on). > > I think you are wasting your time giving these to _us_ on the list > who happen to already understand what the issue you are attempting > to fix with these patches. The suggestion was that you would help > future readers of "git log" if you wrote even just one or a few of > them in your proposed log message. Those who will be digging the > history, perhaps they want to fix something in near-by code, may not > be aware of this discussion but the log message is a good place to > leave a note for them. > > Thanks.
