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Description
Pyprland version
2.4.3
Describe the bug
I have 3 scratchpads setup as follow in pyprland.conf:
[pyprland]
plugins = ["scratchpads"]
[scratchpads.music]
command = "pidof spotify || spotify"
animation = "fromTop"
class = "Spotify"
size = "80% 80%"
position = "10% 85px"
multi = false
unfocus = "hide"
pinned = false
[scratchpads.yazi]
command = "kitty --class files -e yazi"
animation = "fromTop"
class = "files"
size = "80% 80%"
position = "10% 85px"
multi = false
unfocus = "hide"
pinned = false
[scratchpads.term]
command = "kitty --class terminal"
animation = "fromTop"
class = "terminal"
size = "80% 80%"
position = "10% 85px"
multi = false
unfocus = "hide"
pinned = false
In hyprland.conf I toggle them as follow:
bind = $mainMod, space, exec, pypr toggle term
windowrule = bordercolor $red, class:terminal
windowrule = float, class:terminal
windowrule = dimaround 1, class:terminal
bind = $mainMod, s, exec, pypr toggle music
windowrule = bordercolor $green, float, dimaround 1, class:Spotify
bind = $mainMod, e, exec, pypr toggle yazi
windowrule = bordercolor $yellow, float, dimaround 1, class:files
Right now 1 out of 3 scratchpads is working as intended (floating, dimming everything else, with the given window border). The one working changes each reboot (can't say if there is a logic behind it), the other 2 are tiled (but still toggle-able)
If I toggle the working scartchpad on, then launch hyprctl reload the rule are applied as specified in the hyprland.conf.
I set exec-once = /usr/local/bin/pypr --debug /tmp/pypr.log to check for errors as suggested in the decumentation. Checking the log file every time I toggle a workspace there is an error like the following:
[ERROR] scratchpads :: FAILED b'Invalid rule found: unset,^(terminal)$, Invalid value: ^(terminal)$' :: ipc.py:166
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Toggle a scratchpad
- Get the error
Expected behavior
Toggling a scratchpad applies the rules and toggles the scratchpad.