chore: update subprojects for date, gtk-layer-shell #797
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Statically linked gtk-layer-shell would use layer-shell protocol object file from waybar and print runtime warning if the version does not match
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Nice, thanks! |
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Fixed the CI for archlinux and debian, gtk-layer-shell is now properly used. |
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Fixes: #776, fixes #780 (via date 3.0.0)
Fixes: #530, fixes #750 (via gtk-layer-shell 0.2.0)
gtk-layer-shell will now print a harmless warning about xdg-wm-base version mismatch. This is caused by gtk-layer-shell bundling xdg-shell protocol of older version, which I'll try to fix upstream before upcoming 0.2.1 release.
CI is not using gtk-layer-shell subproject:
Sounds like missing dependency in docker files.