Review of "Retro LCD 7-Segment Clock" version 59

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Vintage digital display with high-fidelity 7-segment font. Features Neon Green, Amber, and Retro Gray modes with integrated alarm.

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Corral1976 posted a review
What's new in v59 This release focuses on code quality and internationalization readiness, with no changes to functionality or user-facing behavior: Replaced the deprecated logError() calls with the modern console.error() API for font loading and alarm sound error handling. Added full gettext/i18n support: all user-facing strings in the preferences window and the alarm notification are now wrapped for translation, and gettext-domain has been declared in metadata.json. No translation files are bundled yet — this simply prepares the extension for future locale contributions. Declared session-modes: ["user"] explicitly in metadata.json to make clear the extension is not intended to run on the lock screen (this matches the previous default behavior, just made explicit). No changes were made to the extension's core logic, layout, or settings schema. This is a maintenance release to align with current GJS/GNOME Shell best practices ahead of future updates. Thanks for your support.
Corral1976 posted a review
What's new in v59 (apologies — my earlier comment for this version mentioned session-modes by mistake; it's actually been removed, not added, per EGO's linter feedback) Replaced deprecated logError() calls with console.error(). Added gettext/i18n support for all user-facing strings; declared gettext-domain in metadata.json. Fixed an inaccurate file path in the README's structure diagram. No functional or layout changes. Maintenance release to align with current GJS/GNOME Shell best practices. Thanks for your patience!
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