Set terminal colors in Vim with termguicolors #70
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When the termguicolors setting is enabled, default ANSI colors are used by default in Vim. Colors can be set similarly to neovim.
This was referenced May 28, 2019
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When the termguicolors setting is enabled, default ANSI colors are used by default in Vim.
Colors can be set in Vim similarly to neovim as of this merged PR:
vim/vim#2747
See this issue for more context:
vim/vim#2353
🤖 This pull request has been automatically copied from morhetz#282 🤖