Hi! I found this bug because I saw that notifications were ignoring my expiration time too (using dbus).
About the option: notify-send --hint=string:x-canonical-private-synchronous: "message"
Has an error, try this: The terminal with 2 tabs:
In time order:
- Tab1:
notify-send "Message"
- Tab2 (while bubble of tab1 is showing):
notify-send --hint=string:x-canonical-private-synchronous: "message1"
notify-send --hint=string:x-canonical-private-synchronous: "message2"
The error is: You will see "message1" while "Message" persists, and you'll lost "message2" notification.
I think the expiration time is important for some applications.
Best regards.
Hi! I found this bug because I saw that notifications were ignoring my expiration time too (using dbus).
About the option: notify-send --hint= string: x-canonical- private- synchronous: "message" string: x-canonical- private- synchronous: "message1" string: x-canonical- private- synchronous: "message2"
Has an error, try this: The terminal with 2 tabs:
In time order:
- Tab1:
notify-send "Message"
- Tab2 (while bubble of tab1 is showing):
notify-send --hint=
notify-send --hint=
The error is: You will see "message1" while "Message" persists, and you'll lost "message2" notification.
I think the expiration time is important for some applications.
Best regards.