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When the custom.css file (located at /logseqdirectory/graphdirectory/logseq/custom.css) is a symbolic link to a file in a read-only filesystem, the contents will appear in the in-app 'edit custom.css' page, but will not have any effect. The same seems to be the case with the config.edn file within the same directory.
Reproduce the Bug
Create a custom.css file in a read only filesystem, then create a symbolic link in /logseqdirectory/graphdirectory/logseq/custom.css
1a. In my case this means declaring the custom.css file with home-manager.
Launch the logseq application. Enter Settings > Edit custom.css
The text of your linked file should be visible, since it is named correctly and in the right place, but the CSS will never update.
Expected Behavior
custom.css declared using home-manager, or any otherwise valid .css file that is linked from a RO directory, should be read and applied properly by logseq.
Desktop or Mobile Platform Information
NixOS 24.05
Using nixpkgs unstable, home-manager, and nix-flakes
Logseq version 0.10.8
Additional Context
I have found a workaround for this issue, which involves declaring the custom.css and config.edn in a nearby directory, then setting home-manager's home.file."filename".onChange setting to a script that copies the file from the directory it's created in to the /logseq directory of my graph.
Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.
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What Happened?
When the
custom.cssfile (located at/logseqdirectory/graphdirectory/logseq/custom.css) is a symbolic link to a file in a read-only filesystem, the contents will appear in the in-app 'edit custom.css' page, but will not have any effect. The same seems to be the case with theconfig.ednfile within the same directory.Reproduce the Bug
/logseqdirectory/graphdirectory/logseq/custom.css1a. In my case this means declaring thecustom.cssfile with home-manager.Settings > Edit custom.cssExpected Behavior
custom.cssdeclared using home-manager, or any otherwise valid.cssfile that is linked from a RO directory, should be read and applied properly by logseq.Desktop or Mobile Platform Information
NixOS
24.05Using nixpkgs unstable, home-manager, and nix-flakes Logseq version0.10.8Additional Context
I have found a workaround for this issue, which involves declaring the
custom.cssandconfig.ednin a nearby directory, then setting home-manager'shome.file."filename".onChangesetting to a script that copies the file from the directory it's created in to the/logseqdirectory of my graph.Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.