fix: set StartupWMClass in the Linux desktop entry - #1393
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Docks such as GNOME's match a running window to its .desktop entry by StartupWMClass or, failing that, by the entry's basename. Pake installs com.pake.<name>.desktop but the window reports the binary name (pake-<name>) as its WM_CLASS and Wayland app_id, so neither matched and the dock showed a generic icon with no pinned entry. Emit StartupWMClass=<binary name> so the two line up. tw93#1388
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@drakeo338 Thanks for tracking down the WM_CLASS mismatch, merged. The generated desktop entry now carries the same It ships in the next pake-cli release; apps need a rebuild with that version to pick it up. |
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Fixes #1388.
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.desktopentry didn't setStartupWMClass, so docks like GNOME's that match a running window to its launcher by that field (or by the entry's basename as a fallback) couldn't find a match: the window reportspake-<name>as its WM_CLASS/app_id while the entry iscom.pake.<name>.desktop. The dock then falls back to a generic icon and no pinned entry works correctly. This addsStartupWMClass=<binary name>to the generated entry so the two line up, plus a unit test covering it.