When manually closing a notification by clicking the "x" in the upper right of the notification bubble, the NotificationClosed signal for that notification should show the reason as being dismissed by user (reason=2).
Table 8. NotificationClosed Parameters
Name Type Description
id UINT32 The ID of the notification that was closed.
reason UINT32
The reason the notification was closed.
Name | Type | Description
-- | -- | --
id | UINT32 | The ID of the notification that was closed.
reason | UINT32 | The reason the notification was closed.
1 - The notification expired.
2 - The notification was dismissed by the user.
3 - The notification was closed by a call to CloseNotification.
4 - Undefined/reserved reasons.
Actual behaviour
The NotificationClosed signal sends reason=1 "The notification expired" when clicking the "x" in the upper-right of the notification bubble. Clicking the body of the notification does send reason=2 as would be expected. An expired notification also sends reason=1 as expected. The "coco" theme doesn't appear to be affected by this, as there is no "x" to click in that case.
Example "dbus-monitor" capture when clicking "x" to dismiss:
As the user running mate-notification-daemon, open a terminal and execute the following to monitor the session bus:
dbus-monitor --session interface='org.freedesktop.Notifications'
In another terminal execute the following to send a notification using the "notify-send" utility (from libnotify-bin in Debian/Ubuntu):
notify-send -t 5000 bugreport
Click the "x" to manually close the notification within 5s.
If you inspect the output of dbus-monitor, you will see that the reason is given as "1", incorrectly signifying that the notification expired.
MATE general version
1.18.0
Package version
1.18.0-2ubuntu1
Linux Distribution
Ubuntu 17.10 amd64
Link to downstream report of your Distribution
N/A
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Expected behaviour
When manually closing a notification by clicking the "x" in the upper right of the notification bubble, the NotificationClosed signal for that notification should show the reason as being dismissed by user (reason=2).
Per the spec for the NotificationClosed signal:
Actual behaviour
The NotificationClosed signal sends reason=1 "The notification expired" when clicking the "x" in the upper-right of the notification bubble. Clicking the body of the notification does send reason=2 as would be expected. An expired notification also sends reason=1 as expected. The "coco" theme doesn't appear to be affected by this, as there is no "x" to click in that case.
Example "dbus-monitor" capture when clicking "x" to dismiss:
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
As the user running mate-notification-daemon, open a terminal and execute the following to monitor the session bus:
dbus-monitor --session interface='org.freedesktop.Notifications'
In another terminal execute the following to send a notification using the "notify-send" utility (from libnotify-bin in Debian/Ubuntu):
notify-send -t 5000 bugreport
Click the "x" to manually close the notification within 5s.
If you inspect the output of dbus-monitor, you will see that the reason is given as "1", incorrectly signifying that the notification expired.
MATE general version
1.18.0
Package version
1.18.0-2ubuntu1
Linux Distribution
Ubuntu 17.10 amd64
Link to downstream report of your Distribution
N/A