Three refinements driven by the latest screenshot:
- TurboDebugBar highlight now links to Normal (was StatusLine). The
StatusLine bg is usually darker than Normal in most colorschemes,
which created a visible seam between our bar and the surrounding
dapui pane headers (which inherit Normal/WinBar bg). Linking to
Normal makes the bar blend so the overall UI reads as one unified
surface rather than two mismatched strips.
- Console height now `min(5, 15% of avail)` with a 3-row absolute
floor. Previously used `max(5, 15%)` which let Console balloon on
tall terminals — misread the user's "minimum of 15% OR 5 rows"
direction. Console is ancillary; caps at 5 to give the sidebar and
source the vertical space they deserve.
- Clear-on-restart actually works now. Previous attempt deleted the
entire console buffer on start/restart so dapui would create a fresh
one — this worked on `(c)` start (new terminal opens) but broke on
`(R)estart` because the adapter reuses the terminal channel, and
deleting the buffer orphaned the channel (Console went unresponsive).
New approach: KEEP the buffer, briefly toggle modifiable=true, and
call nvim_buf_set_lines with empty content to wipe the scrollback.
The PTY state and output stream stay intact; only the visible lines
are gone. Default `clear_console_on_start = true` again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
swaitsandClaude Opus 4.6
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