Manipulate primary selections on the fly, typically used as Lightweight Dictionaries For support, please report issues in time via the Homepage link below rather than the review section below it
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In your two uses of Gio.Subprocess.communicate_utf8_async, you will want to wrap the "finish" call in a try..catch: ``` new Promise((resolve, reject) => { SomeObject.method_async(args, (srcObj, result) => { try { // these finish-type methods always have the chance of throwing errors const ret = srcObj.method_finish(result); // you can always still resolve/reject for other reasons ret ? resolve('success') : reject(Error('failure')); } catch (e) { reject(e); } }); }); ``` I'd also recommend you implement methods on *your* DBus interface instead of using GNOME Shell's `Eval()`. That function is not guaranteed to be available, and is kind of sketchy anyways. I know you're always working on this extension so I'll approve as-is, but please fix those in your next release :)
Thanks! I will fix those soon. :)
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