Open jim3692 opened 4 months ago
bubblejail --version
0.9.0
Arch Linux
When I create a new instance with quoted default arguments for example: bash -c "exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable"
bash -c "exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable"
The TOML file correctly shows:
executable_name = [ "bash", "-c", "exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable", ]
But in the GUI I only see: bash -c exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable
bash -c exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable
It is not causing issues on startup, since the TOML is correct, but it creates confusion in the config screen.
Hello @jim3692
The issue is that GUI will try to use a space-separated arguments even though the actual setting is a list of strings.
I have plans on reworking the GUI I and will address this issue.
Output of
bubblejail --version
0.9.0
Your distro name and version
Arch Linux
Description
When I create a new instance with quoted default arguments for example:
bash -c "exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable"
The TOML file correctly shows:
But in the GUI I only see:
bash -c exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable
It is not causing issues on startup, since the TOML is correct, but it creates confusion in the config screen.