It lets you change the names of your audio devices in the Quick Settings Audio Panel. This works for both speakers and microphones. It's useful when you need to switch quickly between different audio devices and their default names aren't very clear or they're a bit too explicit. This extension makes it easy to customize devices names so that, e.g. "Speaker - Family 17h/19h HD Audio Controller" could become just "Laptop Speakers". Emojis are supported as well! Check out the https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/5964/quick-settings-audio-devices-hider/ if some device should rather be hidden than renamed
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1. Please remove enable and disable log (line 315 and 483 extension.js). 2. No need for `schemas/gschemas.compiled`: https://gjs.guide/extensions/upgrading/gnome-shell-44.html#gsettings-schema 3. Add new line after function ends to make it more readable for reviewers.
1. I think they're quite useful, especially when debugging some Gnome Shell issues, it's worth to know that someone is using some set of extensions. They might be the cause of the issues someone is having. These are just 2 lines of logs, that normally happen just once between startup-shutdown 2. Thanks, didn't know that! I'm planning to check Gnome 43 compatibility, so I'd have to leave it there anyway. 3. Right, I'll take a look if I can do it in Rollup somehow. Thanks for such a quick review!
- I don't think it's neccessary to log enable and disable but you can use `console.debug` if you want to have messages in debug. It can be enabled by: Wayland: ```bash G_MESSAGES_DEBUG=all gnome-shell --nested --wayland ``` X11: ```js GLib.log_set_debug_enabled(true); ``` - To list all enabled extensions: ```bash gnome-extensions list --enabled ```
Quick Settings Audio Devices Renamer