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Symptom
Comma , at the end of Ignore rules breaks/prevents krohnkite from working - no tiling, no response to shortcuts.
(another symptom is windows' z-index seems to be messed up, meaning some newly opened windows show up below previously active window, which I guess indicates some window management going on 🤔)
How to Reproduce
Open KDE Plasma 6 Settings -> KWin Scripts -> Krohnkite settings -> Rules
Add a comma , to the end of any ignore rule
Apply settings, observe results. (Rebooting, reactivating the script, logging out doesn't fix it)
Expected behavior
Comma is either removed automatically on 'Apply'/'OK' or a warning preventing from Applying with an explanation.
Environment
Distro: NixOS 24.11
KWin version: 6.1.3
Krohnkite version: 0.9.7
List of KWin scripts in use: Krohnkite
Notes
Took me a while to diagnose the issue. Not sure how Krohnkite is structured, seems like an issue at the 'reading configuration' stage, if there is such a thing. Perhaps it's a KWin scripting issue, in which case close it as upstream.
P.S.: Huge thanks for the existence of this project!
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Symptom
Comma
,
at the end of Ignore rules breaks/prevents krohnkite from working - no tiling, no response to shortcuts.(another symptom is windows' z-index seems to be messed up, meaning some newly opened windows show up below previously active window, which I guess indicates some window management going on 🤔)
How to Reproduce
,
to the end of any ignore ruleExpected behavior
Comma is either removed automatically on 'Apply'/'OK' or a warning preventing from Applying with an explanation.
Environment
Notes
Took me a while to diagnose the issue. Not sure how Krohnkite is structured, seems like an issue at the 'reading configuration' stage, if there is such a thing. Perhaps it's a KWin scripting issue, in which case close it as upstream.
P.S.: Huge thanks for the existence of this project!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: