A small theming change, merged with a candid note from the maintainer.
Kort antwoord
Passman's tab containers used hardcoded border colors and an inline theme override. This change switches them to Nextcloud's CSS variables, --color-border and --color-primary-element, and removes the inline override from the settings and edit-credential views. It was merged as PR #874, which referenced issue #409.
The problem
Passman is a password manager app for Nextcloud. Issue #409, from 2017, reported that with a white Nextcloud theme the settings tab titles and boxes were hard to see.
The change
.tab_container {
- border: 1px solid #eee;
- border-top-color: #0082c9;
+ border: 1px solid var(--color-border);
+ border-top-color: var(--color-primary-element);- <div class="tab_container edit_credential" use-theme type="'border-top-color'">
+ <div class="tab_container edit_credential">The same change was mirrored in the compiled css/app.css and js/templates.js.
By the numbers
- Repository: nextcloud/passman, 829 stars (Nov 3, 2026), JavaScript, AGPL-3.0
- Files changed: 5
- Lines: +8 / -8
- Commits: 1
- Opened: Aug 21, 2026. Merged: Aug 24, 2026. Time to merge: 3 days, 1 hour
- Review: approved and merged by a maintainer
How the review went
The maintainer approved it with an honest assessment: "Well, thanks for the pr. It does not fix the mentioned issue, but it indeed fixes the Nextcloud color alignment."
Veelgestelde vragen
So did it fix issue #409?
According to the maintainer, no. The merged value is consistent theming with Nextcloud's own color variables.
Where can I read more?
See the pull request and the referenced issue.
Het doel
Not every merged PR does what it set out to do. This one still left the app more consistent with its host platform, and the maintainer said exactly that.
