13:58 <Guest55> Hello there, I have the following mapping: riverctl map normal Super F 'foot yazi'. but it seems that yazi can't see the environment variables like $EDITOR. everything works if i run yazi normally, or if i open a terminal, and manually run 'foot yazi' from there.

14:00 <Nickli> you'll need 'foot -a yazi yazi' or something like that

14:02 <vyivel> i don't see how setting an app id is relevant to enviroment variables

14:03 <vyivel> i presume river itself doesn't see $EDITOR and therefore child processes don't get it either

14:03 <dnkl> Guest55: you need to ensure those environment variables are set in the river process

14:03 <Nickli> hm... was thinking of some other terminal with lengthy flag commands

14:04 <vyivel> Guest55: you can try `foot sh -c yazi`

14:04 <Nickli> 'foot -e yazi'

14:04 <vyivel> -e is optional

14:05 <TheAnachron> Guest55: where do you set those ENV variables?

14:05 <TheAnachron> Are they set when river is launched?

14:05 <Nickli> realised i completly misundersootd the question

14:06 <TheAnachron> Guest55: this has nothing really to do with river, but on what ENV vars exist when rivers init script runs.

14:07 <Guest55> i set them using nix home manager home.sessionVariables

14:08 <TheAnachron> And these variables are set on rivers init file? You can run "env > /tmp/debug.env" inside your river script and check if those vars are set at that time

18:47 <dumbmf> Hi all, what's a good tool that I can use for switching between windows by fuzzy-searching?

19:02 <leon-p> dumbmf: none, because currently it is not possible to focus hidden windows unfortunately

19:02 <dumbmf> 😔

19:02 <dumbmf> I just tried the wayland fork of rofi, and while it can list the windows, it cannot focus

19:11 <dumbmf> Oh I see your comment here https://codeberg.org/river/river/issues/789#issuecomment-1707584

19:16 <Franciman> leon-p: is it possible to unhide them tho?