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enabling extension causes gnome-shell to crash (shell versions 44.x) #41
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I have the same problem. I'm using Fedora 38, Gnome 44.3, Wayland |
@gnolooo would you mind enabling debug logging and getting me the log output? dconf write /org/gnome/shell/extensions/smart-auto-move/debug-logging true |
@khimaros Edit: ok apparently I found a way to reproduce it:
I just need to know where to find the log file. |
i've now upgraded to gnome-shell 44.3 and have not had a crash yet. if this is specific to multi-monitor setup, it's possible that it is related to #43 |
Well, it may be related to #43, the thing is:
Also, I'm now on gnome-shell 44.4 and I faced this bug in every single shell version (44.x). Given that I can now reproduce the bug, best thing would be to check the logs, if you can tell me where to search for them I'll send them. |
@gnolooo you can get the log messages from gnome-shell with if there is nothing of interest there, you can enable debug logging from the smart-auto-move extension settings and then try again. |
I already enabled it, my question was just where do I find those logs. Log file? Journalctl? Other? Edit: ok, I've got an output, but it's full of lines containing details about every single window I've opened since the beginning. Not to sound silly, but that's a bit into the privacy zone. Would you accept log without those lines? Otherwise I'll post them too anyway without any major problem. Down here you'll find the output of Output of smart-auto-move without SavedWindows
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without save windows is fine. i'm curious if the crash produces a backtrace in gnome-shell. those lines may not contain the string smart-auto-move. see the journalctl command i provided in my previous comment. |
Ok then, here's the complete log. O.T.: is there a rapid way to delete all the saved windows at once without deleting them one by one? Output of whole gnome-shell without SavedWindows
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@gnolooo this should work for clearing your saved windows: gnome-extensions disable smart-auto-move@khimaros.com
dconf write /org/gnome/shell/extensions/smart-auto-move/saved-windows '{}'
gnome-extensions enable smart-auto-move@khimaros.com |
I'm sorry, but since then I've not used this extension anymore. Do you need a bit more testing? I can provide if you want. I don't want to leave this issue unresolved after 1 year, but as I said I've not used it in months. |
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Hi, I'm on Arch Linux, Gnome 44.1, Wayland.
When smart auto move is used by an application, the whole Gnome shell crashes and the user session ends. I have no idea what causes this. I tried reporting the output of
journalctl
, hoping it's useful.Output of journalctl
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