bug: colorscheme bug in minimap

[liukushk-a]

Did you read the documentation and check existing issues?

• I have read all the :help neominimap documentation
• I have updated the plugin to the latest version before submitting this issue
• I have searched the existing issues and closed issues issues

Neovim version (nvim -v)

0.11.0

Operating system/version

ubuntu 24.04.02 LTS

Describe the bug

I use the tokyonight colorscheme and whenever I open neovim and toggle the minimap opening, the first time after neovim opening that you do it, there's a color bug, I will send also a picture. It is a very inoffensive bug, since to fix it you just toggle the same colorscheme you are using and it disappears.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Open Neovim
2. open whatever buffer you want
3. You see the color bug

Expected Behavior

I expected to work without what I previously described, but it doesn't

Health

- OK Neovim version is 0.10 or higher
- OK neominimap: valid config
- TreeSitter integration is enabled
- OK TreeSitter is installed
- OK TreeSitter parsers are installed: ada, agda, angular, apex, arduino, asm, astro, authzed, awk, bash, bass, beancount, bibtex, bicep, bitbake, blade, blueprint, bp, brightscript, c, c_sharp, caddy, cairo, capnp, chatito, circom, clojure, cmake, comment, commonlisp, cooklang, corn, cpon, cpp, css, csv, cuda, cue, cylc, d, dart, desktop, devicetree, dhall, diff, disassembly, djot, dockerfile, dot, doxygen, dtd, earthfile, ebnf, editorconfig, eds, eex, elixir, elm, elsa, elvish, embedded_template, enforce, erlang, facility, faust, fennel, fidl, firrtl, fish, foam, forth, fortran, fsh, fsharp, func, fusion, gap, gaptst, gdscript, gdshader, git_config, git_rebase, gitattributes, gitcommit, gitignore, gleam, glimmer, glimmer_javascript, glimmer_typescript, glsl, gn, gnuplot, go, goctl, godot_resource, gomod, gosum, gotmpl, gowork, gpg, graphql, gren, groovy, gstlaunch, hack, hare, haskell, haskell_persistent, hcl, heex, helm, hjson, hlsl, hlsplaylist, hocon, hoon, html, htmldjango, http, hurl, hyprlang, idl, idris, ini, inko, ipkg, ispc, janet_simple, java, javadoc, javascript, jinja, jinja_inline, jq, jsdoc, json, json5, jsonc, jsonnet, julia, just, kcl, kconfig, kdl, kotlin, koto, kusto, lalrpop, ledger, leo, linkerscript, liquid, liquidsoap, llvm, lua, luadoc, luap, luau, m68k, make, markdown, markdown_inline, matlab, menhir, mermaid, meson, muttrc, nasm, nginx, nickel, nim, nim_format_string, ninja, nix, norg, nqc, nu, objc, objdump, ocaml, ocaml_interface, odin, pascal, passwd, pem, perl, php, php_only, phpdoc, pioasm, po, pod, poe_filter, pony, powershell, printf, prisma, problog, prolog, promql, properties, proto, prql, psv, pug, puppet, purescript, pymanifest, python, ql, qmldir, qmljs, query, r, racket, ralph, rasi, razor, rbs, re2c, readline, regex, rego, requirements, rescript, rnoweb, robot, robots, roc, ron, rst, ruby, runescript, rust, scala, scheme, scss, sflog, slang, slim, slint, smali, smithy, snakemake, solidity, soql, sosl, sourcepawn, sparql, sql, squirrel, ssh_config, starlark, strace, styled, supercollider, superhtml, surface, svelte, sway, sxhkdrc, systemtap, t32, tablegen, tact, tcl, templ, tera, terraform, textproto, thrift, tiger, tlaplus, tmux, todotxt, toml, tsv, tsx, turtle, twig, typescript, typespec, typoscript, typst, udev, ungrammar, usd, uxntal, v, vala, vento, verilog, vhdl, vhs, vim, vimdoc, vrl, vue, wgsl, wgsl_bevy, wing, wit, xcompose, xml, xresources, yaml, yang, yuck, zathurarc, zig, ziggy, ziggy_schema
- Gitsigns integration is enabled
- OK Gitsigns is installed
- MiniDiff integration is disabled

Log

Repro

vim.env.LAZY_STDPATH = ".repro"
load(vim.fn.system("curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/folke/lazy.nvim/main/bootstrap.lua"))()

require("lazy.minit").repro({
    spec = {
    {
        -- Add anything you need here (configuration, other plugins, etc)
        "Isrothy/neominimap.nvim",
    },
})

[Isrothy]

I could not reproduce this. Could you provide me with a minimal configuration?

[liukushk-a]

Absolutely, thank you so much in advance for your kind reply.
I am a bit embarassed to tell you this, but I have used Ubuntu just for some month and lazyvim specifically just for a couple of months, I'm a real newbie, so... what do you need exacly? Would you like my lazy.lua or the lazy-lock or my other plugins?