1- When setting progress_bar_corner_radius to a negative value, dunst runs without problems but seems to add that value to the overall size of the bar which wouldn't seem like the expected behavior to me.
2- If the window has a low progress value (like 0) the corners get "inverted". To replicate, simply run: dunstify "bar radius test" -h int:value:0
3- The progress_bar_frame_width property doesn't play well with the corner radius. Using both at the same time results in the inner part of the bar being offset vertically a bit:
fwsmit
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7 months ago
Issue description
These are like 3 issues in one:
1- When setting
progress_bar_corner_radiusto a negative value, dunst runs without problems but seems to add that value to the overall size of the bar which wouldn't seem like the expected behavior to me.2- If the window has a low progress value (like 0) the corners get "inverted". To replicate, simply run:
dunstify "bar radius test" -h int:value:03- The
progress_bar_frame_widthproperty doesn't play well with the corner radius. Using both at the same time results in the inner part of the bar being offset vertically a bit:Installation info
v1.9.2manuallyBSPWMArch LinuxMinimal dunstrc
```ini progress_bar = true progress_bar_height = 20 progress_bar_frame_width = 5 progress_bar_min_width = 0 progress_bar_max_width = 380 progress_bar_corner_radius = 7 ```