Closed sethidden closed 2 years ago
Are you familiar with the command line? Running pidgin -d | grep hide-chat
might reveal something usefull.
You may need to increase the hide-chat-timeout in the account settings if it takes some time to connect? It defaults to 2 seconds which might be a bit too tight.
@kgraefe With pidgin -d | grep hide-chat
I just get (15:18:40) hide-chat: Plugin loaded.
— even after all the chat windows have appeared
I increased the hide-chat timeout on every account I have to 15 seconds and the windows still appear
I assume this issue does not reproduce on your side, right?
I don't use the plugin myself so cannot say yet. I will try to reproduce it when I find the time.
Works as expected with Pidgin 2.14.8 on Windows, hm.
The magic happens in this function: https://github.com/kgraefe/pidgin-hide-chat-on-join/blob/95e65fc99de4470051dc2716c26413ad86adc840/src/conversation_handler.c#L80
Could you add a log instruction (e.g. info("1\n");
with increasing numbers) before each of the goto show_conversation
lines, rebuild and run again to find out, if the function is actually called and which route it takes?
I just tried to reproduce it with Pidgin 2.14.9 on Ubuntu 21.10 with no success. Please feel free to reopen if there you have more information.
Hi, I'm using:
I'm on Wayland but this happens on xorg also — I checked on both.
All of my enabled plugins:
And here's what happens on startup:
Any additional logs I should provide?