I'm using emacs 27.2 and magit 20210406.454. When I show a diff on magit (i.g., on magit-diff) the selected whole hunk is highlighted. How can I disable it?
For example, this is the screen capture when I show the diff on magit:
It shows added lines in green and removed lines in red, which is good. However when I move the cursor to the first hunk, the color of added lines is changed to blue:
The current line is highlighted in yellow. Also, when I move the cursor to the next hunk that has both added lines and removed lines, the color of those lines are changed:
What I'd like to do is to disable highlighting only on added lines and removed lines (i.e., keeping showing those lines in greed and red) while keeping showing the current line in yellow. Is that possible?
You'll be able to edit the relevant faces from here:
M-x customize-group
RET magit-faces
RET
You'll likely spot them based on the displayed examples in that buffer.
Also note that magit may defer to diff-mode
faces for some things, so it might also be useful to look at:
M-x customize-group
RET diff-mode
RET
I think the faces you're looking for will be:
magit-diff-added-highlight
magit-diff-removed-highlight
In addition you may or may not care about:
magit-diff-base-highlight
magit-diff-context-highlight
magit-diff-file-heading-highlight
magit-diff-hunk-heading-highlight
magit-diff-our-highlight
magit-diff-their-highlight
For the ones you don't want to vary contextually, you can make the
face inherit from the equivalent non-highlight
face.