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bubblejail --version
0.9.0
Arch Linux
When I create a new instance with quoted default arguments for example: bash -c "exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable"
bash -c "exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable"
The TOML file correctly shows:
executable_name = [ "bash", "-c", "exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable", ]
But in the GUI I only see: bash -c exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable
bash -c exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable
It is not causing issues on startup, since the TOML is correct, but it creates confusion in the config screen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello @jim3692
The issue is that GUI will try to use a space-separated arguments even though the actual setting is a list of strings.
I have plans on reworking the GUI I and will address this issue.
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bubblejail --version
0.9.0
Your distro name and version
Arch Linux
Description
When I create a new instance with quoted default arguments for example:
bash -c "exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable"
The TOML file correctly shows:
But in the GUI I only see:
bash -c exec ~/.nix-profile/bin/google-chrome-stable
It is not causing issues on startup, since the TOML is correct, but it creates confusion in the config screen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: