Closed Elliria closed 2 months ago
If it's okay and free i'd like to tackle that.
Waiting for confirmation.
Welcome to the AutoKey community, @K0Stek122 !
That would be great! Please base any PRs against our develop branch.
You may find some useful information in our wiki in the pages listed under Development in the index on the right side of the pages.
Bear in mind that we do not currently have any active AutoKey developers to review PRs, so unless the changes are so simple that I understand them, they probably won't get merged any time soon. We have one former junior developer who knows a lot more Python than I do whom I can ask to review code, but they won't do merges.
I wouldn't be surprised if this particular issue is simple enough for me to merge.
If you want to discuss anything not directly related to an issue, feel free to join us over on Gitter. It's pretty quiet there, but I check it almost every day. I'd like to know how you found AutoKey and what you use it for.
Sorry, just noticed this issue is not closed. It probably should be closed now.
Thanks.
AutoKey is a Xorg application and will not function in a Wayland session. Do you use Xorg (X11) or Wayland?
Xorg
Has this issue already been reported?
Is this a question rather than an issue?
What type of issue is this?
Enhancement
Which Linux distribution did you use?
No response
Which AutoKey GUI did you use?
None
Which AutoKey version did you use?
No response
How did you install AutoKey?
No response
Can you briefly describe the issue?
Now that the AutoKey minimum Python version is 3.7, this TODO in line 35-36 of the show_recent_errors.py file can be completed:
Can the issue be reproduced?
Always
What are the steps to reproduce the issue?
No response
What should have happened?
No response
What actually happened?
No response
Do you have screenshots?
No response
Can you provide the output of the AutoKey command?
No response
Anything else?
No response