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I run task service-start and it seems to work, but I don't see a background process started.
task service-start
I then create a remind task to fire in a few minutes, but I don't get a notification (via dunst).
dunst
If I run notify-send, I get a notification popup from dunst, so I know notifications are working.
notify-send
I'm on Fedora 35.
I found that it appears to be hard coded for task to be installed in /usr/local/bin/task.
task
/usr/local/bin/task
Apparently it is expecting something in Gnome to auto start it on login?
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I tried manually running task listen-reminder-queue after submitting a reminder, but it still doesn't notify me.
task listen-reminder-queue
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Does the listen-reminder-queue not read the task.json on startup?
listen-reminder-queue
task.json
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I run
task service-start
and it seems to work, but I don't see a background process started.I then create a remind task to fire in a few minutes, but I don't get a notification (via
dunst
).If I run
notify-send
, I get a notification popup fromdunst
, so I know notifications are working.I'm on Fedora 35.
I found that it appears to be hard coded for
task
to be installed in/usr/local/bin/task
.Apparently it is expecting something in Gnome to auto start it on login?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: