[BUG/cosmetic] Fail to parse hyprctl version
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Pyprland Version
2.2.15
Pyprland is running smoothly in terms of functionality – no complaints there. But, I've noticed an error popping up in the startup logs about version parsing. It doesn't mess with the app's operation.
Here’s the error message:
pyprland - Fail to parse hyprctl version: Expecting value: line 8 column 16 (char 136) // pyprland.py:18
It's linked to this bit in the code:
self.log.error("Fail to parse hyprctl version: %s", e)
And here's a link to the full log for more context: OpenSUSE Paste Link
Steps to Reproduce
Just by firing up pypr
Ideally, it’d be great if the app could start up without this little hiccup.
Workaround
For now, I just nixed the version check by hardcoding:
state.hyprland_version = VersionInfo(0, 0, 0)
This stops the error from showing up, though I'm a bit worried it might cause issues down the road.
Cheers!
Almost forgot -> Thanks for all the awesome work on Pyprland! It’s a fantastic tool and I’m really enjoying using it. Keep up the great work!
It looks like a duplicate of #96 - it turns to be a bug in Hyprland mainstream.
Problems shouldn't be hidden... this should happen in case of real issue either with Hyprland or with its packaging.
But first, what is the output of your hyprctl -j version ?
Btw, I'm worried you needed a workaround, it should be "automatic", without it what happened wrong?
Everything is functioning as expected with pypr.
I've discovered a bug report relevant to my situation