feat(ui): respect 'winborder' #2073
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nojnhuh
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Oct 16, 2025
| wrap = true, -- wrap the lines in the ui | ||
| -- The border to use for the UI window. Accepts same border values as |nvim_open_win()|. | ||
| border = "none", | ||
| border = nil, ---@type string|string[]|nil |
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I see this table also appears in doc/lazy.nvim.txt. Do I need to mirror this change there manually?
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while you are at it, also remove the border from backdrop. |
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I opened #2072 to address the border on the backdrop window. Should I close that PR and make that change here instead? |
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Description
This PR allows
'winborder'to inform how the border of the main UI window is displayed.ui.borderis set, its value is used'winborder'is set, its value is used'winborder'is used ("none", same as the oldui.borderdefault)Notably, users who set
ui.borderor do not set'winborder'will see no changes.Related Issue(s)
'winborder'#1951Screenshots
Both with
:set winborder=singleandui.borderunset.(The border surrounding the backdrop window is being addressed in #2072.)
Before:
After:
