Config file(s) seems to be completely disregarded #32
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(originally wrote on the aur)
Config seems to be completely disregarded, even after restarting the daemon.
Despite having
on.reconnect.notify
set tofalse
, it still sends notifications on each reconnect, and transliteration is not working either.The file is located at
~/.config/itd/itd.toml
(it got moved from~/.config/itd.toml
).Tried the following versions out and the problem was present:
The complete contents of the file:
Both of the configs are working for me. I get no notifications on reconnect and the transliteration is working as expected. I'm not sure what's causing this on your computer.
I've cloned itd-git from the AUR (at #248beffa2f29741093feee220c6d745cb3bfab3a, the latest commit at the time of writing this) and managed to place some debug printing into the code (I've never worked with Go before)
And then ran
./itd
(so I won't have debug things in system-wide installation).Here is the output with the default
/etc/itd.toml
, the~/.config/itd/itd.toml
is the one I've sent beforeWhen I replace
/etc/itd.toml
with~/.config/itd/itd.toml
, the output is the following:File permissions are the same (the one with the tilde at the end was the original)
Hope it helps or gives you new ideas what else I could try.
Update:
I noticed I had
'
at some letters at the config and"
at some, after I ran my custom config through a toml validator.My toml was not valid, and
The toml file was invalid, see pull request 47 right above this comment