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Have auto color scheme switching also control background image

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Fixes #8603
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Kovid Goyal 2025-05-06 09:10:05 +05:30
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@ -116,6 +116,8 @@ Detailed list of changes
- **Behavior change**: Now kitty does full grapheme segmentation following the
Unicode 16 spec when splitting text into cells (:iss:`8533`)
- **Behavior change**: The :ref:`automatic color switching functionality <auto_color_scheme>` now also controls background image settings (:iss:`8603`)
- panel kitten: Allow using :option:`kitty +kitten panel --single-instance` to create multiple panels in one process (:iss:`8549`)
- launch: Allow creating desktop panels such as those created by the :doc:`panel kitten </kittens/panel>` (:iss:`8549`)
@ -123,7 +125,7 @@ Detailed list of changes
- Remote control: Allow modifying desktop panels and showing/hiding OS Windows
using the `kitten @ resize-os-window` command (:iss:`8550`)
- Allow starting kitty with the OS window hidden via :option:`kitty --start-as`\=hidden useful for single instance mode (:iss:`3466`)
- Allow starting kitty with the OS window hidden via :option:`kitty --start-as=hidden <kitty --start-as>`, useful for single instance mode (:iss:`3466`)
- Allow configuring the mouse unhide behavior when using :opt:`mouse_hide_wait` (:pull:`8508`)

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@ -70,7 +70,8 @@ This works by creating three files: :file:`dark-theme.auto.conf`,
:file:`light-theme.auto.conf` and :file:`no-preference-theme.auto.conf` in the
kitty config directory. When these files exist, kitty queries the OS for its color scheme
and uses the appropriate file. Note that the colors in these files override all other
colors, even those specified using the :option:`kitty --override` command line flag.
colors, and also all background image settings,
even those specified using the :option:`kitty --override` command line flag.
kitty will also automatically change colors when the OS color scheme changes,
for example, during night/day transitions.