Overview
Request 1039015 accepted
- Update to version 0.9.16:
* Revert breaking changes introduced in 0.9.14
* button: Remove AButton class
* modules: Revert button to label
* Battery: "Plugged" status for TLP settings
* fix: don't escape mpd label twice
* Make backlight module respect format- config
* feat(backlight): hide if the display is powered off
* Do not crash when a monitor is removed
* normalize capacity by number of batteries
* clicking on the user label opens the default file manager
* User module: fix call parent event handle, added command to open user folder
* Recognize outputs with 'bluez' in monitor name as bluetooth class
* feat: wireplumber support
* fix custom module leaves zombie processes behind when bars are removed
* Fix crashes when using named workspaces in Hyprland
- Created by fbonazzi
- In state accepted
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Package maintainers:
fbonazzi,
jubalh, and
uncomfyhalomacro
Request History
fbonazzi created request
- Update to version 0.9.16:
* Revert breaking changes introduced in 0.9.14
* button: Remove AButton class
* modules: Revert button to label
* Battery: "Plugged" status for TLP settings
* fix: don't escape mpd label twice
* Make backlight module respect format- config
* feat(backlight): hide if the display is powered off
* Do not crash when a monitor is removed
* normalize capacity by number of batteries
* clicking on the user label opens the default file manager
* User module: fix call parent event handle, added command to open user folder
* Recognize outputs with 'bluez' in monitor name as bluetooth class
* feat: wireplumber support
* fix custom module leaves zombie processes behind when bars are removed
* Fix crashes when using named workspaces in Hyprland
uncomfyhalomacro accepted request
Thanks for the SR!
this SR breaks the clock module because the
datesubmodule isn't present in the tarball. There was a comment about this in the spec file for the reason, why would you add a service for pulling it?Sorry, I did see that but it compiled so I thought the issue had been superseded. Also I installed the RPM and quickly checked the bar but I must not have noticed the clock was broken.
Having the
datemodule imported like that is really an ugly hack though.Ideally we'd have https://github.com/HowardHinnant/date in Factory, but we don't so this has to be done
Any way we could automate pulling the library with a service? Or - we could add it to Factory, not sure about the amount of effort it would take.
FYI I'm trying my hand at including the library into Factory.
Submitted library in SR#1039392 and SR#1039397. Waybar seems to work with it, I have tested it in my home project. Unfortunately the library needs to hit Factory (I think) before the package builds again.