Hi! I found an issue with Claude's hep, where the theme (light/dark) is not correctly reapplied when Blender is closed and reopened — even though load_post_handler is supposed to force a re-apply on load. The old theme colors stay in place until I manually click the "Refresh" button in the addon preferences, which does fix it immediately.

Looking at the code, I believe the problem is in apply_theme():

python try: with _context_temp_override(context_to_use, override): result = bpy.ops.script.execute_preset(...) except Exception: return False

bpy.ops.script.execute_preset is a UI operator and depends on a valid window/area/region context. During load_post (right at startup), the UI may not be fully ready yet, so this call can silently fail. Since the exception is caught with a bare except Exception: return False and nothing is logged, there's no way to know the apply failed.

This becomes worse combined with this check in apply_theme_for_current_time():

python if prefs.active_theme == desired_state and not force: return "skipped"

If active_theme was already set to the correct value from a previous session, and the startup apply silently fails, there's no automatic retry that would actually reapply the theme — since the timer's retry call doesn't use force=True, it just checks active_theme again and skips.

Suggestion: log the exception (e.g. print or self.report) instead of silently swallowing it, and/or don't trust active_theme as "already correct" until apply_theme() has actually returned True at least once in the current session. That would make it obvious when the startup apply fails and would let a proper retry happen.

Working on Blender 3.5 as well :)

Thanks for this awesome addon! It was easy to set up.

I have a suggestion for a future update regarding multiple themes. It would be amazing to have:

I would really appreciate your help with thi