Terminal Solarized Dark background matches brightBlack causing hidden argument text

[DepthDeluxe]

Environment

Windows build number: Win32NT             10.0.18363.0 Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.18363.0
Windows Terminal version (if applicable): 1.0.1401.0

I am running Powershell 7.0 in the terminal but I verified that this behavior also exists in older versions of Powershell.

Steps to reproduce

1. Delete existing settings.json to fill in with default settings.
2. Set the Powershell config to use the "Solarized Dark" theme.
3. Open a new instance of Powershell in terminal and type testing123 -XYZ, the -XYZ portion will not be shown.

Expected behavior

I would expect to see "-XYZ" to still be visible. Perhaps it would be better to have command line arguments highlighted in white.

Actual behavior

The -XYZ text will not be shown as it is the same color as the background. I have verified this by overriding the "brightBlack" solarized theme color to any other color and it shows up.

[j4james]

Yeah, unfortunately the Solarized color schemes are just not very good, and I think at this point everyone is regretting including them by default. See #4047, #2622, #4794, #4818, #5896, and #6061.

[skyline75489]

I used to love Solarized Dark and spent my time with it. Now it’s just kinda boring and also problematic.

Hey this would make a good rap song, if Eminem ever wanna rap about terminal color scheme.

[zadjii-msft]

Yea I'm gonna close this as a dupe of the above threads. I agree with everyone - I liked Solarized at one point in the past, and I feel like I see it everywhere, but yea it's been nothing but trouble.

/dup #4047, #2622, #4794, #4818, #5896, and #6061

[ghost]

Hi! We've identified this issue as a duplicate of another one that already exists on this Issue Tracker. This specific instance is being closed in favor of tracking the concern over on the referenced thread. Thanks for your report!