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I've got an issue similar to the one described by #294 (comment), only it also affects system units and not just user units.
When I try using the systemd module, for instance with
barista.Add(systemd.UserService("emacs"))
the module gets displayed properly on startup but does not get updated: stopping or starting the service doesn't change what the bar displays, and I need to restart i3 for the bar to show the new service status. This happens both with user services and system services.
I only have this problem with the systemd module: the clock, volume, etc. all get updated properly otherwise. Hence I believe this is not a problem with i3 or the rendering of the bar, but with the subscription to the watcher.
Any idea why this happens or how I could debug this further ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I've got an issue similar to the one described by #294 (comment), only it also affects system units and not just user units.
When I try using the systemd module, for instance with
the module gets displayed properly on startup but does not get updated: stopping or starting the service doesn't change what the bar displays, and I need to restart i3 for the bar to show the new service status. This happens both with user services and system services.
I only have this problem with the systemd module: the clock, volume, etc. all get updated properly otherwise. Hence I believe this is not a problem with i3 or the rendering of the bar, but with the subscription to the watcher.
Any idea why this happens or how I could debug this further ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: