How to set extension-based colors prioritized over the executable-based color?

[ted1277]

I've encountered an issue with lf where all files are displayed in white color (EXEC 0 is used). When I use ls, the file color is dependent on its extension (whether it's executable or not), which is the behavior I want in lf as well. However, lf doesn't seem to respect this, and all files are rendered in white.

I tried setting ex 0 in ~/.config/lf/colors, but that didn't seem to help. Is there any way to prioritize file extension-based color settings over executable-based color settings in lf?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!