I'm using an Ubuntu 18.04 installed in Italian language.
I expected that getCurrentConnection returned me the current connection but it returned empty array every time.
While debugging I found that inside your code there's:
if (fields[0] == 'yes') {
networks.push({
The problem is that on my system, fields[0] == 'sì' (yes in Italian), that's why the returning array is empty.
I think this would be a problem also for other installation languages.
Maybe a possible solution could be to set the env var LANGUAGE=en when executing nmcli, on my system that worked and I saw 'yes' instead of 'sì'.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
To reproduce you only need to have installed a different locale than 'en' and set the env variable LANGUAGE=it (for example) when calling to nmcli:
Hi.
I'm using an Ubuntu 18.04 installed in Italian language. I expected that getCurrentConnection returned me the current connection but it returned empty array every time. While debugging I found that inside your code there's:
The problem is that on my system, fields[0] == 'sì' (yes in Italian), that's why the returning array is empty. I think this would be a problem also for other installation languages.
Maybe a possible solution could be to set the env var LANGUAGE=en when executing nmcli, on my system that worked and I saw 'yes' instead of 'sì'.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
To reproduce you only need to have installed a different locale than 'en' and set the env variable LANGUAGE=it (for example) when calling to nmcli:
LANGUAGE=it nmcli --terse --fields active,ssid,bssid,mode,chan,freq,signal,security,wpa-flags,rsn-flags,device device wifioutput:
sì:WIFI_EXT:AC\:84\:C6\:98\:24\:6A.....The first field will change from 'yes' to 'si' (in case of Italian locale)
Your Environment
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