Add color.calendar.scheduled to no-color.theme

[d2718nis]

Issue

The built-in no-color.theme file lacks a color.calendar.scheduled setting, causing this color to remain active with the default settings rather than being reset.

There is a no-color.theme file that has no color at all, and while this sounds useless, it allows you to start with no color, and add your own. If you are building your own theme, this is what you would start with.

Documentation

Other considerations

It may be beneficial to add this setting to other built-in themes as well. However, including color.calendar.scheduled= directly would reset any color currently assigned by default. As an alternative, I could add a commented-out placeholder line # color.calendar.scheduled= to avoid interfering with existing color settings while providing a hint for future customization. Let me know if this approach would be useful.

[djmitche]

This fix looks good, but please do add it to the other themes as well.

Could it just be set to the default in those themes?

[d2718nis]

Done, added color.calendar.scheduled= to all themes which would reset the color to default foreground on background.

I also noticed that some of the colors are assigned during the default taskrc generation process. Maybe all color-related configuration entries should be moved to a default.theme file and just included via include default.theme?

[djmitche]

Done, added color.calendar.scheduled= to all themes which would reset the color to default foreground on background.

I also noticed that some of the colors are assigned during the default taskrc generation process. Maybe all color-related configuration entries should be moved to a default.theme file and just included via include default.theme?

That sounds like a good idea!

[djmitche]

Thanks!