the timestamp variable is set once at program startup and is not updated when the fzf hotkey is called to reload the input list
to reproduce
open a list of notifications
gh notify -an 20
press the ctrl-r hotkey to mark all visible notifications as read and leave the list open. Do NOT close the list yet
create a new notification, e.g. a workflow has failed
Go back to your terminal and reload the list ctrl-r, the new notification will appear, but the magenta dot next to it will never disappear because the timestamp is out of date
you have to exit, restart and press ctrl-r to make it mark the notification as read
Description
timestampvariable is set once at program startup and is not updated when thefzfhotkey is called to reload the input listto reproduce
ctrl-rhotkey to mark all visible notifications as read and leave the list open. Do NOT close the list yetctrl-r, the new notification will appear, but the magenta dot next to it will never disappear because the timestamp is out of datectrl-rto make it mark the notification as readhttps://github.com/meiji163/gh-notify/assets/92653266/8007d522-635a-406a-89d9-d8e70cee21a8