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The changes introduced in this pull request add a new configuration option, disable_gui, in the gui section of the mycroft.conf file. This flag allows users to suppress GUI-related bus messages on headless devices, aiming to reduce message bus usage in environments where a graphical user interface is unnecessary. The default setting for disable_gui is false, meaning GUI messages will be emitted unless explicitly disabled.
Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| ovos_config/mycroft.conf | Added new configuration option "disable_gui": false in the gui section. |
Possibly related PRs
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174: The changes in this PR also involve modifications to the
mycroft.conffile, specifically altering configuration settings, which may relate to the overall management of system messages and logging, similar to the introduction of thedisable_guiflag in the main PR.
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- goldyfruit
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ovos_config/mycroft.conf (2)
`658-659`: **LGTM! Clean formatting and structure.** The placement and formatting of the new configuration section maintains consistency with the rest of the file. --- `660-664`: **Well documented configuration option.** The new `disable_gui` flag is: - Properly documented with clear comments explaining its purpose - Correctly defaults to `false` for backward compatibility - Thoughtfully includes a note about CLI-based GUI clients Let's verify the impact of this change:✅ Verification successful
**Configuration option is well documented and safely implemented** The verification confirms that: - The `disable_gui` flag is only referenced in the configuration file - The GUI websocket configuration exists but is separate from this flag - No direct dependencies on GUI messages were found in the codebase - The default `false` value ensures backward compatibility - The documentation clearly explains the implications and considerations🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Check if any skills rely on GUI messages being always enabled rg -l "gui\.(show|hide|value|clear)" . ``` Length of output: 40 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Let's try a broader search for GUI-related code and message bus interactions rg -l -i "gui.*message" . # Also search for GUI-related imports and class definitions ast-grep --pattern 'from ovos_bus_client import Message' # Check for any GUI-related configuration references rg -l "disable_gui" . ``` Length of output: 162 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Let's examine the actual content around GUI-related code in mycroft.conf rg -C 5 -i "gui.*message|disable_gui" ./ovos_config/mycroft.conf # Look for any GUI-related message handling or bus events rg -i "gui\.(show|hide|value|clear|set)" . # Search for any GUI-related class definitions or methods ast-grep --pattern 'class $_ { $$$ gui_$_($$$) { $$$ } $$$ }' ``` Length of output: 1148
codecov[bot]
do not spam the bus with GUI messages if disabled in config
companion to https://github.com/OpenVoiceOS/ovos-bus-client/pull/133
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