Closed engeir closed 1 year ago
Definitely related to #41
What does notify-send --version
show for you @engeir ?
I'm on
$ notify-send --version
notify-send 0.7.9
I believe the --transient
option was added in notify-send version 0.7.11 (NEWS), and that before that transient was specified with --hint=int:transient:1
.
I made a fork which works for me locally (fix-transient), which I hope can be useful.
I have not been able to test on a newer version of notify-send, it seems to be the latest available for me on ubuntu/apt (see below), but from the NEWS file it seems like the old --hint=int:transient:1
is still available.
$ sudo apt-get install libnotify-bin
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
libnotify-bin is already the newest version (0.7.9-3ubuntu5.22.04.1).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 21 not upgraded.
@Grafcube as the author of the original PR, could you confirm --hint=int:transient:1
works for you?
I can confirm that it seems to work for me on notify-send
0.8.2
@Grafcube as the author of the original PR, could you confirm
--hint=int:transient:1
works for you?I can confirm that it seems to work for me on
notify-send
0.8.2
I can confirm that --hint=int:transient:1
works for me on notify-send 0.8.2.
Please try out the latest release and let me know if it works for you :)
This works for me :)
Issue Details
Some long running commands get a notification as expected, while others (running and finishing
nvim
typically get this error) do not get a notification, but instead a warning message is printed:I suppose it is related to these lines.
Operating System (uname -a)
zsh version (zsh --version)
auto-notify version (echo "$AUTO_NOTIFY_VERSION")
How is auto-notify installed?
Installed with zap.
Steps to reproduce the issue
With zap, installation is done as: link to location in zshrc
gist link to your zshrc
zshrc files are form the
zsh_mac
directory (also my when on my linux machine): zsh_mac.