palette option gives cp: unrecognized option '--bg-fill'
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I try to run wal-telegram --palette colors.sh and get a rather strange error: cp: unrecognized option '--bg-fill'.
I tried looking in the script for cp but didn't see any use of --bg-fill.
system: archlinux, dwm
colors.txt
Oh boi yes my god I use this option so little I didn't even properly finish it... Well I'll work on it quickly it shouldn't be too much of a hassle I'll probably push a fix in the day.
Should be fixed now ! Let me know if there still is any bugs. I might have introduced some with this update heh.
It generates a theme file but when trying to import it into the theme editor there is an error message. log.txt attached.
log.txt
colors.txt
Uh well the program wasn't really made to be used in a theme editor? I don't really see the point of generating a theme to edit it after? Anyway, if you're talking about this https://themes.telegram.org/, I could open it normally after selecting tdesktop > import file and it seemed to import fine. But as I'm seeing opengl logs I suppose it's not the same, could you link me to what you're using?
Oh, I meant importing in telegram-desktop theme editor. Or else I don't understand how to load a theme.
Just to be sure, have you been following the readme's instructions ? Can you also show the contents of the archive generated ? You can do so with unzip <theme.tdesktop-theme> -d <dest_folder>.
EDIT: I made some fixes based on what you told me already so you can update wal-telegram, although it seems there is another problem with you background image.
I did follow the instructions in the readme. I regenerated a theme archive and I notice everything seems to be set to 0. I'll attach again the relevant files (extension .txt added to allow upload here only).
colors.sh.txt
colors.tdesktop-theme.txt
Oh yeah the all 0 is my bad, I really need to work on a tested workflow... It's fixed now and I can generate the theme normally with your palette and image. Are you actually even using wal ? Because I'm using the ~/.fehbg file to know what image is set as wallpaper but as you seem to have both a palette and a background image, you might want to make sure to use wal-telegram -p <colors.sh> -b <background-image.png>. And to be honest I don't really see the point in using this program if you're not using wal ^^ might as well use a palette editor instead?
I would use a palette editor if telegram would have less than 200 colours, probably. As it is I wanted to use the script to get me at least to a usable starting point. Anyhow, thanks a lot for all the time taken.
Okok I see, is everything good on your side now?
Just tested, all good. I'll close the ticket with your permission.
All good! Thanks for the feedback!