20:18 <leon-p> I think I'll tackle the cursor state resetting tonight, so I don't block 0.1.0 anylonger :D

20:50 <ifreund> leon-p: no stress, you're not the one blocking it, I am

20:50 <ifreund> did my review make sense?

21:38 <leon-p> it did and I agree with your idea of calling Cursor.resetState on every transaction

22:02 <ifreund> cool :)

22:27 <elshize> hey, I have a weird problem where I want to start swayidle with riverctl like this: riverctl spawn swayidle -w \

22:27 <elshize> timeout 900 "swaylock -f -c 000000" \

22:27 <elshize> timeout 900 "wlopm --off '*'" \

22:27 <elshize> resume "wlopm --on '*'"

22:27 <elshize> but it doesn't start

22:28 <elshize> if I remove the "riverctl spawn" part, it's running fine

22:28 <elshize> am I doing something wrong?

22:39 <ifreund> elshize: I'm betting it's a shell quoting issue, the simplest way to fix it without losing sanity is to sick it in a `swayidle.sh` script and `riverctl span swayidle.sh`

22:39 <ifreund> really there's no reason to run that with riverctl spawn though

22:40 <ifreund> If it were me, I'd have runit supervise it

22:52 <elshize> ifreund: thanks, I suppose I don't have to use riverctl, true