Closed MaxXor closed 5 years ago
On my system(openSUSE) it's same for source with tailing slash or without tailing slash. After I google it, I think source without tailing slash is a more safe way to copy a folder. On some system if source with tailing slash may have different behavior.
For the situation on your system I can't understand. Maybe we can use another way to do this job.
mkdir -p ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/unblank@sun.wxg@gmail.com
cp -r unblank@sun.wxg@gmail.com/* ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/unblank@sun.wxg@gmail.com/
Yes, cp -r unblank@sun.wxg@gmail.com/*
or cp -r unblank@sun.wxg@gmail.com/.
are perfectly fine. I'll update the PR.
Done, this should work now on yours and mine systems.
Without the slash
/
at the end it does copy the directory contents directly into~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
and the extension can not be installed (on Arch Linux at least).