Check if the program that runs the contract is actually available on the system
Bug #912413 reported by
Tom Beckmann
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #1171835: Support TryExec key like in .desktop files.
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Bug Description
You should check if the program that is running the contract is available on the system or, which would probably be simpler add an entry to the .contract file listing dependencies. Or you could restrict the installation of the contracts only to the programs (at the moment, I think, for example postler.contract is installed with contractor), but this last solution would make it harder to create "third-party" contracts for programs like gimp.
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importance: | Undecided → High |
status: | New → Confirmed |
milestone: | none → luna-beta1 |
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assignee: | nobody → Jacob Bowyer (jkbbwr) |
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milestone: | none → luna-beta2 |
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milestone: | luna-beta2 → luna-beta3 |
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assignee: | Jacob Bowyer (jkbbwr) → nobody |
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I suggest using TryExec= key, like in .desktop files