Use logind "auto" session #63
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Where is this documented? I can't find any reference to the magical "auto" session ID. |
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@emersion The feature was merged into systemd last June. See:
However, please hold off on this PR. #48 also uses |
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This currently requires the development version of swayidle since the required patch swaywm/swayidle#63 hasn't landed in a release as of version 1.6.
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Use the logind magic "auto" session to detect the session name. As a fallback, attempt to determine session name by PID.
This approach should succeed even when launched from a process not associated with a specific session, for example when started as a systemd user service.