Comment by ~jman on ~exec64/imv
I seem to have the same issue when I recreate the PNG currently visualized (I'm using gnuplot to regenerate a plotted diagram). After a while the PNG does not show up anymore, just a black canvas.
FWIW as a "workaround" I use the slideshow feature:
imv -t1 file.png
. Doesn't cover all cases, though. If my image generation script breaks and imv tries to reload an empty file, then it's "stuck" again and I need to restart imv.
Comment by ~jman on ~emersion/kanshi
~justinesmithies how did you produce that debug log? I encounter the same error and would like to compare my debug log. Thanks.
In my case the error happens like this:
- I have the second monitor connected to the USB-C (through a multiport hub)
- The laptop and monito go to sleep after a while.
- When I wake the laptop the monitor does /not/ wake up
- kanshi loops with that error message
If I connect the same monitor directly to the HDMI port of the laptop, everything works as expected
I can't extract any other significant debug from journalctl or dmesg.
Workaround: reload sway config
Ticket created by ~jman on ~sircmpwn/todo.sr.ht
Creation time and author of comments on a todo.sr.ht ticket (
ImportInput
) cannot be set. When trying, I get some "internal server error" back. RemovingImportInput
from the request works.Example mutation:
mutation submitComment( $trackerId: Int! $ticketId: Int! $ticketStatus: TicketStatus $resolution: TicketResolution $commentText: String! $importInput: ImportInput ) { submitComment( trackerId: $trackerId ticketId: $ticketId input: { status: $ticketStatus text: $commentText resolution: $resolution import: $importInput } ) { id } }With variables:
{ "trackerId": 1234, "ticketId": 16, "trackerName": "test-tracker", "labelId": 1, "ticketStatus": "RESOLVED", "resolution": "CLOSED", "commentText": "Ticket comment text", "importInput": { "created": "1970-01-01T12:00:00Z", "externalId": "github:ghost", "externalUrl": "https://github.com/ghost" } }Server response
{ "errors": [ { "message": "internal system error", "path": [ "submitComment" ] } ], "data": null }
ref in this discussion
Ticket created by ~jman on ~sircmpwn/todo.sr.ht
if I try to create an issue with an non-existing tracker id, I receive a confusing reply.
Payload:
mutation CreateTicket { submitTicket(trackerId:12345678, input: { subject: "This the title", body: "This is the body" }){ id, created } }
Reply:
{ "errors": [ { "message": "must not be null", "path": [ "submitTicket" ] } ], "data": null }
Expected: A message about the tracker ID not existing.
Mentioned in: https://lists.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss/%3C87fsje6tys.fsf%40city17.xyz%3E
Comment by ~jman on ~wolf4ood/nitter-bot
fn main() { println!("Hello, world!"); }
Ticket created by ~jman on ~sircmpwn/todo.sr.ht
When I click on "Import tracker data" but I forget to select a file I get an opaque 400 error instead of a more descriptive message such as (example) "No file selected for import". See screenshot: https://upload.disroot.org/r/GD0pb9W0#/njxDQ2NUlCQ2W6KnF4+4VZVwc8VhGX8BCGC3FTO/PM
Same error when trying to upload any other file than a gzipped file
Discussion: https://lists.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss/%3C87edyzy4pb.fsf%40city17.xyz%3E
Comment by ~jman on ~sircmpwn/sr.ht
~yerinalexey writes:
Yes, it could be implemented but not as a high priority task. Sourcehut right now is focusing on the functionality and not UI.
If you want a dark theme, you can try my UserCSS: https://sr.ht/~yerinalexey/dark.sr.ht
I can also suggest using this browser extension, which in my experience works fine on websites not yet supporting it natively:
cheers,