[i3get] --print is not always printing what it should.. #54

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opened 2019-02-21 12:11:32 +00:00 by budRich · 1 comment

budRich commented

2019-02-21 12:11:32 +00:00

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Originally posted by @APotOfSoup in #51 :

I was just testing i3get and I think it might be broken with certain -r options like f. I'm just about to investigate that haha I am pretty positive I have the current i3get that you put up recently.

Originally posted by @APotOfSoup in #51 : I was just testing **i3get and I think it might be broken with certain -r options like f.** I'm just about to investigate that haha I am pretty positive I have the current i3get that you put up recently.

budRich commented

2019-02-21 23:01:13 +00:00

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i think this issue is fixed now with this PR: https://github.com/i3ass-dev/i3get/pull/1

as you might have noticed i have moved a lot of stuff around, and will not merge this into the master of this repo (and create a new release) just yet. But you can test it if you want by, using https://github.com/i3ass-dev/i3get/blob/dev/program.sh

I have planned to write a little i3ass hacking guide, to describe how all the files, repos and such are organized and how to easiest test and contribute to the code.

Thanks a million, for using, testing and reporting issues!

i think this issue is fixed now with this PR: https://github.com/i3ass-dev/i3get/pull/1 as you might have noticed i have moved a lot of stuff around, and will not merge this into the master of this repo (and create a new release) just yet. But you can test it if you want by, using https://github.com/i3ass-dev/i3get/blob/dev/program.sh I have planned to write a little i3ass hacking guide, to describe how all the files, repos and such are organized and how to easiest test and contribute to the code. Thanks a million, for using, testing and reporting issues!