Closed tfachmann closed 5 years ago
I had not considered that meaningful since you would need to get the original ID of that notification you'd want to update - but it appears you can just make one up from the start. feels a bit weird, but ok, the spec isn't completely clear here
what desktops have you tried this out on?
also, you can go ahead and remove rust 1.0.0 from the .travis.yml
this is what keeps travis from giving you full thumbs up
actually, don't change the travis file, I just cleaned that up myself :D
I had not considered that meaningful since you would need to get the original ID of that notification you'd want to update - but it appears you can just make one up from the start. feels a bit weird, but ok, the spec isn't completely clear here
what desktops have you tried this out on?
I am using i3 and haven't been testing it on other desktops. The Arch wiki suggests the functionality of using the Notification-ID aswell, which was so far only implemented by dunstify
Sorry for the mess, hope it's alright now.. haven't been squashing commits so far. Alternatively I could rebase aswell
just do git fetch && git rebase -i origin/master
and change pick
to fixup
everywhere but commit named "implemented notification id as optional paramter"
thank you! now go to bed :grin:
having a notification that updates like a
volume indicator
the possibility to overwrite existing notifications is crucial.notify_rust already implements this functionality with an
id
.This functionality is provided by
dunstify
. However,notify-send
andtoastify
lack of this feature so far, even tho it is trivial to implement.