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Refresh only happens after reboot. #23
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I think this happens only if you click on an image in Cache section in the settings? |
And... If you uninstall, this keep running and updating the wallpaper. Probably stop only after reboot too. |
Does this still happen? I can't reproduce it. |
@Elinvention I'll test now and will back with feedback |
@Elinvention after uninstall, running state stop 👍 |
Thanks for your feedback. |
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If I leave my Ubuntu host running overnight, the APOD extension does not update with the latest APOD image.
For example
On the 5 April, the extension is still attempting to download the 4 April APOD image. The 5 April Image is available on the APOD website.
It looks like the date being used is the last Boot date not the current date ? If I then reboot, the latest APOD is downloaded.
NASA APOD extension: xdg-open https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/
Opening in existing browser session.
NASA APOD extension: https://api.nasa.gov/planetary/apod?api_key=De11HvVY6eKbT0ySGbRRTlkaAgjRIwUz0YmDzwg8&date=2019-04-04
NASA APOD extension: 942/1000 requests per hour remaining
NASA APOD extension: /home/gavin/.cache/apod/2019-04-04-Messier 2.jpg already downloaded
Thanks
Ubunto 18.10
gnome-shell --version
)GNOME Shell 3.30.2
Via ttps://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1202/nasa-apod/
journalctl -f -o cat /usr/bin/gnome-shell
) <- please don't forget this oneThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: