Hi,
I noticed that once the command finishes with non-zero exit code the plugin will set urgency level to critical. It appears that on some systems underlying library ignores the timeout (--expire-time). I noticed this on KDE5, but read some reports about GNOME and Ubuntu.
I plan to move to Dunst soon, but anyway.
Please note that it's not zsh-auto-notify bug, but it would be great to make a workaround.
Would it be possible to add another variable to skip this behavior? I can make a PR.
Operating System (uname -a)
Arch Linux 5.2.14-arch2-1-ARCH
zsh version (zsh --version)
zsh 5.7.1 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
auto-notify version (echo "$AUTO_NOTIFY_VERSION")
0.7.0
How is auto-notify installed?
zgen
Steps to reproduce the issue
Use zsh-auto-notify on KDE (perhaps also GNOME3 or Ubuntu).
Hi, I noticed that once the command finishes with non-zero exit code the plugin will set urgency level to critical. It appears that on some systems underlying library ignores the timeout (
--expire-time
). I noticed this on KDE5, but read some reports about GNOME and Ubuntu. I plan to move to Dunst soon, but anyway. Please note that it's not zsh-auto-notify bug, but it would be great to make a workaround. Would it be possible to add another variable to skip this behavior? I can make a PR.Operating System (uname -a)
Arch Linux 5.2.14-arch2-1-ARCH
zsh version (zsh --version)
zsh 5.7.1 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
auto-notify version (echo "$AUTO_NOTIFY_VERSION")
0.7.0
How is auto-notify installed?
zgen
Steps to reproduce the issue
Use zsh-auto-notify on KDE (perhaps also GNOME3 or Ubuntu).